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Mineral Resources Act 1989
sec.290AApplication of GST to rents for certain mining leases
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### sec.290A Application of GST to rents for certain mining leases
This section applies to a lease, however called, that, under the repealed schedule to this Act, section 3 , became a mining lease under this Act.
The repealed schedule to this Act was repealed by the Offshore Minerals Act 1998 , section 446 and schedule 4 , section 4 .
If any rent payable under the lease after 30 June 2005 is for a supply for which GST is payable, the rent payable is the total of—
the rent that would have been payable if the rent were not for a supply for which GST is payable; and
10% of the rent that would have been payable if the rent were not for a supply for which GST is payable.
Subsection (2) applies despite the provisions of the mining lease.
s 290A ins 2000 No. 20 s 29 sch 3
amd 2012 No. 20 s 125 sch 1
(sec.290A-ssec.1) This section applies to a lease, however called, that, under the repealed schedule to this Act, section 3 , became a mining lease under this Act. The repealed schedule to this Act was repealed by the Offshore Minerals Act 1998 , section 446 and schedule 4 , section 4 .
(sec.290A-ssec.2) If any rent payable under the lease after 30 June 2005 is for a supply for which GST is payable, the rent payable is the total of— the rent that would have been payable if the rent were not for a supply for which GST is payable; and 10% of the rent that would have been payable if the rent were not for a supply for which GST is payable.
(sec.290A-ssec.3) Subsection (2) applies despite the provisions of the mining lease.
- (a) the rent that would have been payable if the rent were not for a supply for which GST is payable; and
- (b) 10% of the rent that would have been payable if the rent were not for a supply for which GST is payable.