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Gaming Machine Tax Act 2001
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#### 12 Annual rate for hoteliers
12 Annual rate for hoteliers
> > (1) If the profits from all gaming machines kept in a hotel in a tax year do not exceed $25,000, tax is payable on the profits at the rate of tax rate 1 for the tax year.
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> > (2) If the profits from all gaming machines kept in a hotel in a tax year exceed $25,000, but do not exceed $200,000, tax is payable—
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> > > (a) on $25,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 1 for the tax year, and
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> > > (b) on so much of those profits as exceeds $25,000 at the rate of tax rate 2 for the tax year.
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> > (3) If the profits from all gaming machines kept in a hotel in a tax year exceed $200,000, but do not exceed $400,000, tax is payable—
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> > > (a) on $25,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 1 for the tax year, and
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> > > (b) on $175,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 2 for the tax year, and
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> > > (c) on so much of those profits as exceeds $200,000 at the rate of tax rate 3 for the tax year.
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> > (4) If the profits from all gaming machines kept in a hotel in a tax year exceed $400,000, but do not exceed $1,000,000, tax is payable—
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> > > (a) on $25,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 1 for the tax year, and
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> > > (b) on $175,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 2 for the tax year, and
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> > > (c) on $200,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 3 for the tax year, and
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> > > (d) on so much of those profits as exceeds $400,000 at the rate of tax rate 4 for the tax year.
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> > (5) If the profits from all gaming machines kept in a hotel in a tax year exceed $1,000,000, but do not exceed $5,000,000, tax is payable—
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> > > (a) on $25,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 1 for the tax year, and
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> > > (b) on $175,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 2 for the tax year, and
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> > > (c) on $200,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 3 for the tax year, and
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> > > (d) on $600,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 4 for the tax year, and
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> > > (e) on so much of those profits as exceeds $1,000,000 at the rate of tax rate 5 for the tax year.
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> > (6) If the profits from all gaming machines kept in a hotel in a tax year exceed $5,000,000, tax is payable—
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> > > (a) on $25,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 1 for the tax year, and
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> > > (b) on $175,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 2 for the tax year, and
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> > > (c) on $200,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 3 for the tax year, and
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> > > (d) on $600,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 4 for the tax year, and
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> > > (e) on $4,000,000 of those profits at the rate of tax rate 5 for the tax year, and
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> > > (f) on so much of those profits as exceeds $5,000,000 at the rate of tax rate 6 for the tax year.
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> Note—
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> From the 2010 tax year, tax rates 1 and 2 are nil. Accordingly, no tax is payable on profits of up to $200,000.
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> **s 12:** Subst 2003 No 34, Sch 2 \[4\]. Am 2010 No 46, Sch 3 \[1\].