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IMPORTANT INFORMATION With the introduction of the New Tax System, eligible First Home Owners were (and are) able to apply for a grant to assist in the purchase of a new Home. Rae & Partners, in conjunction with leading Real Estate Firms, has put together a package which will treat First Home Buyers as Preferred Clients. We have posted to this site details of eligibility criteria applicable to the FHOG scheme. Information extracted from the Application form can be accessed here. We have also posted details of our special package to assist applicants with the Legal work necessary on acquiring their first home. The details are accessible here. In the meantime: We have extracted the following useful overview concerning applications: The Scheme is being administered by the State Revenue Office (Tas) Application Forms are available from financial institutions and Service Tasmania We have been advised that the preference is for applicants to lodge the form through their lender. This enables the grant to be available at settlement of the transaction. If applicants wish to lodge the form "privately" the grant will not be made available until some time after settlement and on production of supporting evidence. For the State Government First Home Owner's Grant Web Site click here This useful site, maintained by Tasmania's Department of Treasury and Finance, includes an eligibility questionaire and a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page. To go directly to the Frequently Asked Questions Page click here. The Commonwealth Government FHOG Site www firsthome.gov.au has a downloadable application form in PDF (Adobe Acrobat) Format. The Form for Tasmania, (there are variations from jurisdiction to jursidiction), is available by clicking on the Application Form link after choosing "Tasmania" from the drop down box. From this page you can download and Print the Application Form. You will need Acrobat Reader to view and Print the Document. More to follow as it becomes available! For more information contact Phillip Lebski, Scott Chellis, Nicholas Reaburn or Tom Bain. © Copyright Web Logic