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Duties Act 2001
sec.170Value of co-owned land-holdings
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### sec.170 Value of co-owned land-holdings
If an entity’s land-holdings include land-holdings in which it has an interest as co-owner, the unencumbered value of the interests of all co-owners in the land-holdings must be included in working out the unencumbered value of the entity’s land-holdings for section 165 .
Even though the unencumbered value of the interests of all co-owners of the land-holdings is included for working out whether an entity is a landholder, only the unencumbered value of the entity’s interest in the land-holdings is used under division 4 for working out landholder duty imposed on the dutiable value of a relevant acquisition. See section 184 .
However, subsection (1) does not apply if the commissioner is satisfied that the co-ownership is not intended to avoid the imposition of landholder duty.
s 170 amd 2011 No. 20 s 82
(sec.170-ssec.1) If an entity’s land-holdings include land-holdings in which it has an interest as co-owner, the unencumbered value of the interests of all co-owners in the land-holdings must be included in working out the unencumbered value of the entity’s land-holdings for section 165 . Even though the unencumbered value of the interests of all co-owners of the land-holdings is included for working out whether an entity is a landholder, only the unencumbered value of the entity’s interest in the land-holdings is used under division 4 for working out landholder duty imposed on the dutiable value of a relevant acquisition. See section 184 .
(sec.170-ssec.2) However, subsection (1) does not apply if the commissioner is satisfied that the co-ownership is not intended to avoid the imposition of landholder duty.