When transferring a Queensland vehicle registration, what are the exemptions for vehicle registration duty?

In Queensland, Australia, there are several exemptions for vehicle registration duty when transferring a vehicle registration. These include:

1. Transfer between spouses or de facto partners: If the vehicle is being transferred between spouses or de facto partners, no duty is required.

2. Transfer due to a breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship: If the vehicle is being transferred due to a breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship, no duty is required.

3. Transfer to a beneficiary of a deceased estate: If the vehicle is being transferred to a beneficiary of a deceased estate, no duty is required.

4. Transfer to a statutory body or local authority: If the vehicle is being transferred to a statutory body or local authority, no duty is required.

5. Transfer to a charitable, benevolent or religious institution: If the vehicle is being transferred to a charitable, benevolent or religious institution, no duty is required.

6. Transfer to a person who is entitled to a concession: If the vehicle is being transferred to a person who is entitled to a concession, no duty is required.

7. Transfer of a vehicle that is more than 25 years old: If the vehicle is more than 25 years old, no duty is required.

Please note that these exemptions are subject to change and it is always best to check the current regulations with the Department of Transport and Main Roads in Queensland.