Tasmania
Prepare notices to serve on your tenant or your landlord with these downloadable template Landlord and Tenant Notice Forms for Tasmania.
Q. How much notice must be given by either party to terminate a tenancy?
A. Under Tasmania laws, if the tenancy is a fixed period lease, the owner cannot terminate the tenancy before the end of the lease unless the tenant is in breach of a condition of the lease. If the owner does not wish to renew or extend a fixed period lease, they must serve the tenant with a Notice to Vacate at least 42 days (but not more than 60 days) before the lease ends.
If the tenancy is a non-fixed-term lease, the tenancy can be ended by a Notice to Vacate in any of the following circumstances:
- the tenant and owner agree to end the lease,
- the tenant gives the owner at least 14 days’ notice that they are moving out,
- the owner gives the tenant at least 14 days’ notice because the tenant has breached the lease or caused a substantial nuisance,
- the owner gives the tenant at least 42 days’ notice that the property is to be sold, significantly renovated, used as a residence by a member of the owner’s family, or no longer used as a rental property,
- a magistrate issues a Court order to end a lease or the property is being foreclosed, in which case at least 60 days’ notice must be given to the tenant.
Q. How much can a landlord increase the rent in Tasmania?
A. The Tasmania Residential Tenancy Act 1997 provides that rent can only be increased after the landlord has given the tenant at least 60 days' written notice. The notice must state the amount of the increase, and the date when the increase will take effect. The rent cannot be increased more than once in any 12-month period.
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Tasmania Claim for Non-Lodged Bond
Tasmania tenants, apply to get your bond back at the end of your tenancy with this Claim for Non-Lodged Bond form.
- This form is only used if the tenant has paid the bond to the landlord or agent and the bond was not lodged with the Rental Deposit Authority.
- The form includes instructions on how to complete it.
- This is a free form in PDF format from the Tasmania Office of the Residential Tenancy Commissioner.
$0.00
Tasmania Notice of Rent Increase
Before you can raise the rent on a rental unit in Tasmania, you must serve your tenant with this Notice of Rent Increase form.
- The Notice must be served in accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act 1997.
- The form includes instructions for the landlord and a copy of the relevant portions of the Act which deal with giving notice for rent increases.
- This is a reusable template form provided in MS Word format for landlords and property managers.
- Intended to be used only in the State of Tasmania, Australia.
$2.99
Tasmania Notice of Sale of Rental Premises
Give notice to your tenants that the property they are renting has been sold with this Notice to Tenant of Sale of Rental Premises form for Tasmania.
- The Notice must be served on every tenant to fulfill the requirement for formal written notice of the sale.
- The tenant is instructed to pay rent to the new owner as of the effective date of the sale.
- The Notice also includes a Record of Service form, which you can use to record how you served the Notice on the tenant.
- This is a downloadable rental form which can be used by landlords and rental agents. You can use the form as often as you need to.
Fulfill your obligations to your tenants - download the Tasmania Notice to Tenant of Sale of Rental Premises and serve it on each of them as required by law.
$6.29
Tasmania Notice of Termination by Tenant
TAS tenants, terminate your tenancy because of the landlord's breach of the tenancy agreement by serving your landlord with this Tasmania Notice of Termination by Tenant.
The Notice includes relevant sections of the Residential Tenancy Act 1997, setting out the grounds on which a tenant may serve a Notice of Termination, and the form and effect of such notice.This Tasmania Notice of Termination by Tenant form is provided in MS Word format and is easy to use.
$6.29
Tasmania Notice to Vacate for Breach
If you have a tenant who has violated the tenancy agreement for some reason other than not paying the rent, serve him/her with this Tasmania Notice to Vacate for Breach of Residential Tenancy Agreement.
- You can use this form if (i) the tenant has breached the Tenancy Agreement in some manner other than for failing to pay rent, or (ii) the tenancy has expired, or (iii) the premises will be sold or converted to a different use.
- The Notice to Vacate informs the tenant that he/she must move out of the rental premises by a specified date.
- The form includes a copy of the relevant sections of the Residential Tenancy Act 1997.
- This template is easy to download, fill in and print.
- Intended for use only in the State of Tasmania, Australia.
$6.29
Tasmania Notice to Vacate for Rent Arrears
Your tenant is behind in the rent payments. What do you do? You serve them with this Tasmania Notice to Vacate for Rent Arrears.
- The tenant is notified that s/he must pay the rent or vacate the rental premises by the date specified in the notice.
- The form includes relevant sections of the Residential Tenancy Act 1997, setting out the grounds on which a Notice to Vacate may be given, and the form and effect of such notice.
- Whether you're a landlord, a letting agent or a property manager, you can use this Notice for your tenants.
Every landlord has to deal with delinquent tenants on occasion. Get your copy of the Tasmania Notice to Vacate for Rent Arrears.
$6.29
