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MVCS

10.12.19 Stamp duty exemptions under state and territory law

Read more about 10.12.19 Stamp duty exemptions under state and territory law

Stamp duty is a payment that must be made to state and territory governments at the time of registration of any new or used vehicle in Australia.

10.12.18 GST exemption for supply of a motor vehicle to a disabled former veteran

Read more about 10.12.18 GST exemption for supply of a motor vehicle to a disabled former veteran

The Australian Tax Office (ATO) administers GST exemptions for veterans.

10.12.3 Assessing eligibility for MVCS

Read more about 10.12.3 Assessing eligibility for MVCS

A person will only be entitled to compensation under the MVCS if an approved program provider or a Driver Trained Specialist Occupational Therapist has made a written recommendation that they are satisfied on reasonable grounds that the person would derive benefit directly from driving or being driven in a motor vehicle.

10.12.9 Other MVCS compensation

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An eligible person is entitled to compens

10.12.8 Replacing a motor vehicle

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If the MRCC has previously subsidised the purchase of a motor vehicle for an eligible person, the person may be entitled to compensation for the purchase of a new or second-hand replacement motor vehicle. 

10.12.11 Conditions relating to the MVCS compensation payment

Read more about 10.12.11 Conditions relating to the MVCS compensation payment

10.12.4 Getting advice from an approved program provider

Read more about 10.12.4 Getting advice from an approved program provider

An assessment by a Driver Trained Occupational Therapist (OT) or other suitably qualified approved program provider is evidence for a delegate when determining the amount of compensation (if any) to be provided under the Scheme. 

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