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Free NSW Bill of Sale Template & Generator

NSW charges stamp duty based on the market value of the vehicle, not the purchase price. A PPSR check is recommended.

Roadworthy Required
No
Stamp Duty
3% of market value
Transfer Fee
$36
Registration Body
Transport for NSW
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Vehicle Bill of Sale

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New South Wales Vehicle Sale Requirements

NSW charges stamp duty based on the market value of the vehicle, not the purchase price. A PPSR check is recommended.

New South Wales is Australia's most populous state, with Sydney being the largest vehicle market. Private vehicle sales in NSW require a transfer of registration through Transport for NSW (formerly RMS). Stamp duty is calculated on the market value, not the sale price, so buyers should be aware that paying less doesn't reduce the duty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a bill of sale in NSW?
Yes. A written vehicle sale agreement is recommended for all private sales in New South Wales. You'll need it for the transfer of registration at Transport for NSW.
How much is stamp duty on a car in NSW?
NSW charges 3% stamp duty on the market value of the vehicle (not the sale price). For vehicles over $45,000, the rate is higher.
Do I need a roadworthy in NSW?
NSW does not require a roadworthy certificate (pink slip) for vehicle transfers between private parties within the state. However, an e-safety check (pink slip) is needed for registration renewal.