Source: http://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/tocview/inforce/act%2B123%2B1997%2Bch.4-pt.2-sec.154%2B2010-06-28%2BN
Timestamp: 2013-05-24 01:45:59
Document Index: 347719915

Matched Legal Cases: ['art 5', 'art 5', 'art 5', 'art 2', 'art 3', 'art 3']

2012 35 Abolition of duty on transfers of business
assets—effective 1 July 2012 36 Abolition of duty on transfers of licences, permissions
and entitlements—effective 1 July 2012 37 Anti-avoidance measures 38–48A (Repealed) Part 5 Special provisions
partners 68 Exemptions—break-up of marriages and other
and transferees 74 Eligible agreements or transfers 75 Ineligible agreements and transfers 76 Residence requirement 76A Approval of application in advance of satisfaction of
residence requirement 77 Eligible mortgages 78 Making of applications 78A Duty payable if application approved 78B Special concession for shared equity
78B) 80A Definitions Subdivision 1A Payment of instalments under First Home
86 Application of Subdivision 2 87 Discount for full payment of remaining duty Division 1A NSW Housing Construction Acceleration Plan
(Budget 2009–10)
87A Nature of the scheme 87B Relevant dates for eligibility 87C Agreements or transfers must be for acquisition of new
home 87D Restrictions on eligibility 87E Cap on dutiable value of transaction 87F Duty payable if application approved 87G Making of applications 87H Reassessment of duty payable where duty concession
wrongly applied 87I Charge on land for duty liability of applicant 87J Definitions Division 2 Flood-prone housing scheme
July 2012 125 Definitions 126 When does a liability for duty arise? 127 When must duty be paid? 128 Who is liable to pay the duty? 129 Entitlement to voting shares arising from capital
July 2012 138 Application of Part 5 139 When does a liability for duty arise? 140 When must duty be paid? 141 Who is liable to pay the duty? 142 Acquisition of shares by allotment 143 Allotment statement 144 Assessment of duty Chapter 4 Acquisition of interests in landholders
property: discretionary trusts 160 Agreements for sale or transfer of land 161 Agreements for sale or issue of shares or units in
relationships 163C Exemption for “top hatting”
arrangements 163D Concession for primary producers—continuation of
arrangements 163G Significant holdings in goods 163H Discretion to grant exemption or concession Part 5 Interpretation
163I Meaning of expressions used in this Chapter 163J Meaning of “associated person” 163K Goods of a landholder 163L Meaning of “unit trust scheme” Chapter 4A 163M–163ZZB(Repealed)Chapter 5 Lease instruments
176 Interim stamping of lease instrument 177 Reassessment of duty—early termination 178 Reassessment of duty—reduction of cost 179 Exemptions Chapter 6 180–203(Repealed)Chapter 7 Mortgages
2012 204 Imposition of duty 205 What is a mortgage? 206 What is an advance? 207 Who is liable to pay the duty? 208 When does a liability arise? 209 When must duty be paid? 210 How is mortgage duty charged? 211 Consequences of non-payment of duty 212 Where is property located? Part 2 Calculating the amount secured by a
Wales 217 Collateral mortgages—minimum duty 217A, 218 (Repealed) 218A Security 218B, 218BA (Repealed) 218C Multi-jurisdictional statement Part 3 Duty concessions
months 220 Refinancing of loans 221 Eligible mortgages under First Home Plus Part 3A Exemptions for mortgages associated with
people with disabilities 270B Exemption for caravans Chapter 10 Miscellaneous duties
tenants 279 Specialised agencies 280 Aboriginal land councils 281 Corporate reconstructions 282 Mortgage-backed securities 283 Instruments issued for the purpose of creating, issuing
duty 289 When is an instrument duly stamped? 289A Stamping by means of endorsement 290–292 (Repealed) 293 Reassessments—failed instruments 294 Instruments to be separately charged with duty in certain