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Super funds score win on stamp duty disclosure
Financial Standard
|May 18, 2026
The way in which super funds will have to disclose stamp duty as part of fees and costs to members is changing from July.
From July 1, stamp duty paid in one year will be disclosed over the following seven years in fees and costs summaries publishing in Product Disclosure Statements, rather than as an annual sum.
The change is in response to concerns the inclusion of transaction costs, including stamp duty, may have been negatively influencing investment decisions by super funds, including deterring investment in certain asset classes.
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