Free Western Australia Free Printable Bill of Sale
Western Australia mandates no pre-sale roadworthy inspection at all — which means nothing official has looked at the car before you sell it. Every assurance in a WA private sale comes from the two parties, and the printable receipt is where those assurances get written down. That makes the condition and as-is lines on a WA template carry more weight than in any other state: there is no inspector standing behind the transaction, only the page you both sign.
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Western Australia Free Printable Bill of Sale — What You Need to Know
Stamp Duty / Tax Details
Print the true price: WA duty ($2.75 per $100 to $25,000, graduated after) is checked against market value, so an understated figure on the form doesn't survive assessment.
Inspection / Roadworthy Requirements
Skip any roadworthy checkbox for a WA sale — no certificate is required. If the buyer arranged a voluntary inspection, noting its date and outcome on the printed form is useful evidence of condition.
Western Australia Free Printable Sale — Step-by-Step Checklist
- Print the receipt and treat the condition section as the most important part of it — WA has no mandated pre-sale inspection.
- Record both parties in full: names, addresses, licence numbers.
- Enter the VIN, registration, and the exact odometer reading.
- Describe known faults honestly in writing — with no inspector involved, disclosure is what protects the seller.
- Write the price; duty starts at $2.75 per $100 of dutiable value and grades upward.
- Add an explicit as-is declaration.
- Buyer: run the PPSR check (~$2) — in a no-inspection state it is the only institutional check in the entire deal.
Common Pitfalls
- Treating "no roadworthy required" as "no disclosure needed": in WA the receipt IS the disclosure.
- Skipping the PPSR search — nothing else in the transaction checks for finance owing.
- Recording the plate but not the VIN.
- A vague condition line on a car nobody official has inspected.
Pro Tip
In WA nobody official inspects the car — so the receipt carries the whole truth of the deal. Print it, describe the faults honestly, and run the PPSR.