Deceased estates - administration fees
Description of assets and liabilities and fees for dealing with each Item incl. GST
Specific gift (item or sum of money) bequeathed - $125
Beneficiary resident out of Australia - $500
Real property held as joint tenants and not an asset of the estate - $750
Real property all or part of which is an asset of the estate which was rented to a third party as at date of death - $1,500
Ral property all or part of which is an asset of the estate which was not rented to a third party as at date of death - $1,000
Cheque or savings account with an authorised deposit-taking institution - $500
Superannuation fund (excluding self-managed superannuation funds), whether or not any proceeds of that superannuation fund are paid to the estate - $1,000
Life insurance policy - $750
Holding of shares or units in an entity listed on a stock exchange - $250
Holding invested in a managed investment fund - $750
Each fixed interest investment or term deposit with an authorised deposit-taking institution - $500
Obtaining a refund of an entry contribution or accommodation bond to a nursing home, hospital, hostel or retirement village - $375
Each trust account held by a nursing home, hospital, hostel or retirement village - $375
Wages, holiday pay, long service leave and other pay entitlements - $625
Pension in Australia, other than from Centrelink or Department of Veterans’ Affairs - $375
Overseas pension - $750
Motor vehicle, boat or trailer - $500
Workers’ compensation due at date of death - $750
Other award of damages due at date of death - $750
Weapons - $375
Funeral benefit payable, other than from Centrelink - $625
Claim of a medical practitioner or hospital lodged for refund with a medical insurance fund - $375
Farm machinery - $750
Mortgage debt owing to the deceased - $1,000
Other debt owing to the deceased - $375
Liability of the deceased which is secured by an encumbrance over assets - $750
Unsecured liability as at date of death - $250