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Stamp Duties Act 1923
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71D Concessional duty to encourage exploration activity
71DA Duty on certain conveyances between superannuation funds etc
71DB Concessional duty on purchases of off‑the‑plan apartments
71DC Concessional duty on designated real property transfers
71DD Relief from duty in respect of certain purchases of new homes and land
71DE Duty payable if relief ceases to be available
Division 8—Transactions effected without creating dutiable instrument
71E Transactions otherwise than by dutiable instrument
71F Statutory transfers
Division 9—Foreign ownership surcharge
72 Surcharge for foreign purchasers of residential land
Division 11—LSS Fund levy
82B Interpretation
82C Lodgment of statement and payment of duty
Part 4—Land holding entities
Division 1—Preliminary
91 Interpretation
92 Land assets
93 Direct interests
94 Related entities
95 Indirect interests
96 Notional interest in assets of related entity
97 Widely held trusts
98 Land holding entity
99 Determination of value
Division 2—Dutiable transactions
100 General principle of liability to duty
101 Aggregation of interests
102 Value of notional interest acquired as a result of dutiable transaction
102A Calculation of duty
102AB Surcharge where foreign person or group acquires interest in residential land
Division 3—Payment and recovery of duty
102B Acquisition statement
102C Recovery from entity
Division 4—Miscellaneous
102D Valuation of interest under contract or option to purchase land
102E Separation of statutory funds held by life companies
102F Exempt transactions and related matters
102G Multiple incidences of duty
102GA Operation of Part as in force after 1 July 2016
Part 4AA—Corporate group exemptions
102H Interpretation
102I Direct and indirect interests
102J Parent corporations and corporate groups
102K Transactions to which this Part applies
102L Exemption from duty
102M Application for exemption
102N Conditions of exemption
102O Revocation of exemption
102P Duty payable if transaction ceases to be exempt
Part 4A—Abolition of various duties
Division 3—Abolition of duty on conveyance or transfer of property other than land
104B Application of Division
104C Abolition of duty on conveyance or transfer of property other than land
104D Relevant rates
104E Non-derogation provision
104EA Application of Division as in force before 1 July 2016
Division 6—Abolition of duty on designated real property transfers
105A Abolition of duty on designated real property transfers
Part 5—Miscellaneous provisions
106 Spoiled or unused stamps
107 Transfer of property to correct error
108 Penalties for certain offences
109 Anti-avoidance provision
111 Remedy for misappropriation
112 Regulations
114 Exemption from stamp duty
Schedule 1—Transitional provisions
1 Commencement of consequential regulations
2 No refund of duty on cheque forms
Schedule 2—Stamp duties and exemptions
Part 1—Specified instruments
Part 2—General exemptions from all stamp duties
16 General exemptions
Schedule 3—Concessional duty on purchases of off‑the‑plan apartments—Area B
Legislative history
The Parliament of South Australia enacts as follows: