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Duties Act 2001
sec.39Surrender of Queensland business asset so replacement asset may be granted
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### sec.39 Surrender of Queensland business asset so replacement asset may be granted
This section applies if a Queensland business asset is surrendered by a person (the owner ) so that a similar business asset may be granted, issued, given to or obtained by another person.
For imposing transfer duty—
the surrender is taken to be a transfer of the business asset by the owner to the other person when the similar business asset is granted, issued, given or obtained; and
the owner and other person are the parties to the dutiable transaction that is the transfer of the business asset.
(sec.39-ssec.1) This section applies if a Queensland business asset is surrendered by a person (the owner ) so that a similar business asset may be granted, issued, given to or obtained by another person.
(sec.39-ssec.2) For imposing transfer duty— the surrender is taken to be a transfer of the business asset by the owner to the other person when the similar business asset is granted, issued, given or obtained; and the owner and other person are the parties to the dutiable transaction that is the transfer of the business asset.
- (a) the surrender is taken to be a transfer of the business asset by the owner to the other person when the similar business asset is granted, issued, given or obtained; and
- (b) the owner and other person are the parties to the dutiable transaction that is the transfer of the business asset.