No I don't have any definitive information Kingpins. I was told in the past (a few years ago now) by my conveyancer that to purchase a property in a trust when you purchased the property a real person had to sign the contract and you added the and/or nominee to allow you to later define the true purchasing entity.
Not sure how they could realistically charge stamp duty since no actual sale has been completed. If the original purchaser managed to flip the property to someone else before the contract was completed I am sure there would be other tax implications though.
