
Understanding property contracts when selling...
When it comes to selling your property, one of the biggest things you’ll have to consider is the contract. Understanding it is key in the selling process.Agency agreementWhen choosing your agent,...
The effective date refers to the day when something officially begins or becomes valid.
The effective date refers to the day when something officially begins or becomes valid. It's the starting point or the date from which an action, agreement, or document takes effect or is considered to be in force.
Let's say Sarah and John agree on the terms of a house purchase on February 1st and sign the contract. Although Sarah signs on February 3rd, the effective date is February 4th when both parties have officially accepted the terms. From this date, the contractual obligations become legally binding. The effective date initiates timelines for contingencies like home inspections and financing approval, providing a structured framework for the transaction.
In regards to tax returns, the effective date refers to the day the Australian Tax Office (ATO) has sent over your tax return amount into your nominated bank account. This can take several business days for your bank to receive.
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