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Duties Act 2001
sec.105AHow transfer duty is assessed on dutiable transaction—prescribed business
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### sec.105A How transfer duty is assessed on dutiable transaction—prescribed business
This section applies for assessing transfer duty on a dutiable transaction to which this part applies—
if business property to which the transaction relates is used to carry on a prescribed business; and
to the extent the transaction is by way of gift.
The unencumbered value of the business property is limited to the amount by which the value exceeds $500,000.
Subsection (2) has effect subject to section 106 .
s 105A ins 2016 No. 37 s 6
(sec.105A-ssec.1) This section applies for assessing transfer duty on a dutiable transaction to which this part applies— if business property to which the transaction relates is used to carry on a prescribed business; and to the extent the transaction is by way of gift.
(sec.105A-ssec.2) The unencumbered value of the business property is limited to the amount by which the value exceeds $500,000.
(sec.105A-ssec.3) Subsection (2) has effect subject to section 106 .
- (a) if business property to which the transaction relates is used to carry on a prescribed business; and
- (b) to the extent the transaction is by way of gift.