In NSW, transferring rego after buying a car means a transfer fee plus stamp duty calculated on the sale price.
You must lodge the transfer within 14 days or you’ll cop a late fee for the privilege.
Expect the total to be a small administrative fee plus duty that’s a few percent of the vehicle’s value, with extras only if you’re changing plates or need an inspection.
Your CTP (greenslip) needs to be current; you don’t repurchase rego just to transfer ownership.
Use the Service NSW calculator for an exact number, and keep your purchase receipt handy because yes, they do care what you paid.
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