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Sales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications) Act 1992
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#### Chapter 15: Miscellaneous
148. Wedding rings
149. Prams, bassinets etc.
150. Cloth on the roll
151. Yarns and threads for knitting, sewing etc.
152. Leather
153. Raffia
154. Sewing twine
155. Goods for religious use
156. Coffins etc.
157. Wreaths etc.
158. Plants, trees, seeds etc. for horticultural purposes
159. Fertilisers etc.
160. Tobacco, cigarettes and cigars
161. Poultry food
161A. Livestock food
162. Food for non‑domestic birds
163. Food for guide dogs or animals in shelters etc.
163A. RSPCA
164. Imported horses
165. Horseshoes and horseshoe nails
166. Veterinary instruments, appliances and materials
167. Tallow
168. Scoured wool etc.
168A. Exempt UHF television transmitters (see section 3C)
169. Wireless transceivers for use with Flying Doctor Service
170. Satellite receiving equipment
171. Solar energy equipment
172. LPG etc. conversion equipment
173. Fire fighting and prevention equipment
174. Water
175. Ice
176. Gases
177. Acetylene, liquid oxygen etc.
178. Ammonia
179. Toluol
180. Explosives
181. Currency
182. Bullion
183. Gold etc. imported for approved mint
184. Goods produced in New Zealand, Fiji etc.
185. Goods imported for repair, processing etc.
186. Goods imported or purchased by overseas travellers
187. Imported goods of negligible value
188. Inherited goods
189. Ship’s stores and aircraft’s stores
190. Airport shop goods
191. National flags etc.
192. Construction, repair etc. of property owned or leased by always‑exempt persons or foreign governments
193. Goods for donation or loan to an always‑exempt person or a foreign government
194. Goods for supply to a person for use in exempt circumstances
195. Parts, repair equipment etc. for use in relation to certain leases