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Exemptions and concessions in landholder duty

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 8 Aug 2013

 

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This paper is an overview of the different exemptions and concessions available in each jurisdiction, including:

  • corporate reconstruction and corporate consolidation exemptions
  • exemptions applying on direct transfers
  • the anomalous duty outcome concession
  • treatment of public landholders
  • exclusions from the landholder provisions.

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Exemptions and concessions in landholder duty

Author(s): Sue Bosch

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  • Published By: Sue Bosch
  • Published On:8 Aug 2013
  • Took place at:Hilton, Adelaide

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