sec.222What is the dutiable value of a relevant acquisition

### sec.222 What is the dutiable value of a relevant acquisition The dutiable value of the relevant acquisition is the total of the amounts worked out by applying the acquirer’s share interest to the unencumbered value, when the liability for corporate trustee duty arises, of— the dutiable property held on trust by the corporate trustee; and any indirect interest in dutiable property held on trust by the corporate trustee. Under section 213 (1) , dutiable property includes contracted property. Also, under section 213 (1A) , the corporate trustee may be taken to hold an indirect interest in dutiable property through a trust interest that is the subject of a purchase or sale agreement. See section 14 (What is the unencumbered value of property). For subsection (1) (b) , the unencumbered value of an indirect interest of a corporate trustee under section 210 (a) is the amount worked out by applying to the unencumbered value of the dutiable property held by the entity in which the corporate trustee has a trust interest or partnership interest the corporate trustee’s trust interest or partnership interest in the entity. For subsection (1) (b) , the unencumbered value of an indirect interest of a corporate trustee under section 210 (b) is the amount worked out by— first applying to the unencumbered value of the dutiable property held by the ultimate entity, the trust interest or partnership interest of the trust or partnership (the last beneficiary or partner ) that is a beneficiary or partner of the ultimate entity; and applying to the amount worked out under paragraph (a) , and the unencumbered value of any dutiable property held by the last beneficiary or partner, the trust interest or partnership interest of the next trust or partnership in the series of trusts or partnerships that is a beneficiary or partner of the last beneficiary or partner; and applying the calculation in paragraph (b) for each of the other trusts or partnerships in the series until the first entity’s trust interest or partnership interest is used in the calculation; and applying to the amount last worked out under paragraph (c) and the unencumbered value of any dutiable property held by the first entity, the trust interest or partnership interest of the corporate trustee. Schedule 4 contains an example of how the dutiable value of a relevant acquisition is worked out. If the corporate trustee is trustee of more than 1 discretionary trust, the unencumbered value of the dutiable property of each trust and each indirect interest held on trust by the corporate trustee must be aggregated in working out the dutiable value of the relevant acquisition. s 222 amd 2010 No. 11 s 40 (sec.222-ssec.1) The dutiable value of the relevant acquisition is the total of the amounts worked out by applying the acquirer’s share interest to the unencumbered value, when the liability for corporate trustee duty arises, of— the dutiable property held on trust by the corporate trustee; and any indirect interest in dutiable property held on trust by the corporate trustee. Under section 213 (1) , dutiable property includes contracted property. Also, under section 213 (1A) , the corporate trustee may be taken to hold an indirect interest in dutiable property through a trust interest that is the subject of a purchase or sale agreement. See section 14 (What is the unencumbered value of property). (sec.222-ssec.2) For subsection (1) (b) , the unencumbered value of an indirect interest of a corporate trustee under section 210 (a) is the amount worked out by applying to the unencumbered value of the dutiable property held by the entity in which the corporate trustee has a trust interest or partnership interest the corporate trustee’s trust interest or partnership interest in the entity. (sec.222-ssec.3) For subsection (1) (b) , the unencumbered value of an indirect interest of a corporate trustee under section 210 (b) is the amount worked out by— first applying to the unencumbered value of the dutiable property held by the ultimate entity, the trust interest or partnership interest of the trust or partnership (the last beneficiary or partner ) that is a beneficiary or partner of the ultimate entity; and applying to the amount worked out under paragraph (a) , and the unencumbered value of any dutiable property held by the last beneficiary or partner, the trust interest or partnership interest of the next trust or partnership in the series of trusts or partnerships that is a beneficiary or partner of the last beneficiary or partner; and applying the calculation in paragraph (b) for each of the other trusts or partnerships in the series until the first entity’s trust interest or partnership interest is used in the calculation; and applying to the amount last worked out under paragraph (c) and the unencumbered value of any dutiable property held by the first entity, the trust interest or partnership interest of the corporate trustee. (sec.222-ssec.4) Schedule 4 contains an example of how the dutiable value of a relevant acquisition is worked out. (sec.222-ssec.5) If the corporate trustee is trustee of more than 1 discretionary trust, the unencumbered value of the dutiable property of each trust and each indirect interest held on trust by the corporate trustee must be aggregated in working out the dutiable value of the relevant acquisition. - (a) the dutiable property held on trust by the corporate trustee; and - (b) any indirect interest in dutiable property held on trust by the corporate trustee. - 1 Under section 213 (1) , dutiable property includes contracted property. Also, under section 213 (1A) , the corporate trustee may be taken to hold an indirect interest in dutiable property through a trust interest that is the subject of a purchase or sale agreement. - 2 See section 14 (What is the unencumbered value of property). - (a) first applying to the unencumbered value of the dutiable property held by the ultimate entity, the trust interest or partnership interest of the trust or partnership (the last beneficiary or partner ) that is a beneficiary or partner of the ultimate entity; and - (b) applying to the amount worked out under paragraph (a) , and the unencumbered value of any dutiable property held by the last beneficiary or partner, the trust interest or partnership interest of the next trust or partnership in the series of trusts or partnerships that is a beneficiary or partner of the last beneficiary or partner; and - (c) applying the calculation in paragraph (b) for each of the other trusts or partnerships in the series until the first entity’s trust interest or partnership interest is used in the calculation; and - (d) applying to the amount last worked out under paragraph (c) and the unencumbered value of any dutiable property held by the first entity, the trust interest or partnership interest of the corporate trustee.