Section 104H — Application of Chapter 2 — Duties Act 1997 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Section 104H — Application of Chapter 2 — Duties Act 1997 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Duties Act 1997 No 123, No provisions

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s 104GIntroduction and overview s 104HApplication of Chapter 2 s 104IDefinitions s 104JMeanings of “foreign person” and “foreign trustee”s 104JASpecial provisions for discretionary trusts s 104KMeaning of “residential-related property”s 104LTransactions on which surcharge purchaser duty is charged s 104MVesting of land in New South Wales by statute law s 104NImposition of surcharge purchaser duty on transactions that are not transfers s 104OOther transactions taken to be transfers s 104PWhat form must a surcharge duty transaction take?s 104QWhen does a liability for duty arise?s 104RWho is liable to pay surcharge purchaser duty?s 104SLiability for surcharge purchaser duty on certain trust-related transactions s 104TProperty purchased by apparent purchaser s 104UCharging of duty at relevant rate s 104VThe liability of joint tenants s 104WWhen must surcharge purchaser duty be paid?s 104XNo double surcharge purchaser duty s 104YChange in proportion of share transferred to foreign persons

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104H

Application of Chapter 2

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Chapter 2A—Duty charged on certain residential land transactions involving foreign persons

Part 1—Preliminary

104H Application of Chapter 2

Except as provided by this Chapter or Chapter 2, Chapter 2 does not apply in relation to duty charged by this Chapter.

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See, for example, sections 15, 16 and 16A.

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