ACT Tenancy Agreement

Lodge a residential rental bond with the ACT Revenue Office with this free form pursuant to the Residential Tenancies Act 1997.

• This form is only for rental properties in Australian Capital Territory.
• The lodgement form provides details for the tenant, the lessor and the managing agent and must be lodged when the rental bond is paid at the beginning of the tenancy.
• The form includes instructions for completing and submitting it to the Revenue Office.
• Last revision date 2017.
• Access the fill-in form online at the ACT Revenue Office website by clicking the Download link.

If you have a tenant who is in breach of the tenancy agreement, serve him/her with this Notice of Termination by Landlord for Australian Capital Territory.

• The form is consistent with the Australian Capital Territory Residential Tenancies Act 1997.
• This is NOT an eviction notice. The Notice of Termination requires the lessee / tenant to take specific action(s) within a specified time frame or the lessor / landlord will apply to the Residential Tenancies Tribunal for a termination and possession order.
• Easy to use - just download, fill in and print.
• Do you have multiple tenants? You can use the form as often as you need to at no additional cost.
• This Australian Capital Territory Notice of Termination by Landlord form is available as a MS Word template.

Give notice to a tenant that they have breached the lease agreement by failing to pay the rent with this Lessor Notice to Remedy Breach Form (for unpaid rent) for ACT.

• The tenant is being given notice of the breach pursuant to the Australian Capital Territory Residential Tenancies Act 1997.
• The tenant is required to remedy the breach by paying the outstanding rent within a specified time frame, failing which the landlord shall give notice of termination.
• This Australian Capital Territory Notice to Remedy Breach for Nonpayment of Rent form is provided in MS Word format, and is easy to download, fill in and print.

You can download the form immediately after you purchase it.

If your tenant has breached the lease in any way other than nonpayment of rent, serve them with this Notice to Remedy Breach, pursuant to the Australian Capital Territory Residential Tenancies Act 1997. 

• The tenant is notified that he ⁄ she is in breach of the lease and is required to remedy the breach within a specified time frame, failing which the landlord shall give notice of termination.
• The details of the breach are set out in the Notice.
• The tenant has 14 days from the date the Notice is served to remedy the breach.
• This Australian Capital Territory Notice to Remedy Breach Other than Nonpayment of Rent form is provided in MS Word format, and is easy to download, fill in and print.

Do you share a house or flat with a roommate? Be sure that everyone understands their obligations with this Shared Tenancy Agreement for Australian Capital Territory.

• This agreement is also known as a Roommate Agreement. It is NOT a rental contract or tenancy agreement between a landlord and tenant, but rather it is an agreement between roommates who share a tenancy.
• The agreement sets out:
  • how shared household expenses will be divided among the tenants, including rent, bond, long distance charges on a land line (if any), wifi, groceries, etc.,
  • what will happen if one of the roommates decides to move out,
  • responsibility for damage and repairs,
  • what happens if a roommate defaults in performing their obligations,
  • disposal of any abandoned property left behind when a roommate moves out,
  • a sample set of house rules.
• This Shared Tenancy Agreement is intended for use only in the Territory.
• The document template is fully editable and can be easily customised to fit your unique situation.