Australian Capital Territory Consolidated Acts(1) The duty charged by this chapter on a dutiable transaction mentioned in section 7 (1) (b) is to be charged as if each such dutiable transaction were a transfer of dutiable property.
(2) For the purpose of charging duty under this chapter, in relation to a dutiable transaction mentioned in column 2 of an item in table 8:
(a) the property mentioned in the item, column 3 is taken to be the property transferred (and a reference in this Act to property transferred includes a reference to such property);
(b) a person mentioned in the item, column 4 is taken to be the transferee of the dutiable property (and a reference in this Act to a "transferee" includes a reference to such a person);
(c) the transfer of the dutiable property is taken to have happened at the time mentioned in the item, column 5 (and a reference in this Act to the "time" when a transfer occurs includes a reference to such a time).
Table 8
|
column 1 item |
column 2 dutiable transaction |
column 3 property transferred |
column 4 |
column 5 when transfer happens |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | agreement for sale or transfer | the property agreed to be sold or transferred | the purchaser or transferee | when the agreement is entered into |
| 2 | the property vested or to be vested in the declarant | the person declaring the trust |
when the declaration is made | |
| 3 | grant of a Crown lease | the leasehold interest | the lessee | when the lease is granted |
| 4 | grant of a long-term lease | (a) for a long-term lease mentioned in s 10 (1) (d) or (e)—the leasehold interest; and (b) for a long-term lease mentioned in s 10 (1) (f)—the extension or further extension mentioned in that section | the lessor | (a) for a long-term lease mentioned in s 10 (1) (d) or (e)—when the lease is granted; and (b) for a long-term lease mentioned in s 10 (1) (f)—when the lease is extended or further extended as mentioned in that section |
| 5 | grant of a franchise arrangement | the franchise | the franchisee | when the franchise arrangement is granted |