Refund of surcharge purchaser duty relating to certain dwellings
130 Refund of surcharge purchaser duty relating to certain dwellings
The Chief Commissioner must assess or reassess the surcharge purchaser duty chargeable on a surcharge duty transaction on the basis that no surcharge purchaser duty is chargeable on the transaction if—
a liability to pay that duty on the surcharge duty transaction arises at any time before a relevant determination is made, and
the Chief Commissioner is satisfied that no surcharge purchaser duty would have been chargeable on the surcharge duty transaction had the determination been made before that liability arose.
In the case of a reassessment, the Chief Commissioner must refund any surcharge purchaser duty paid on the transaction if an application for the refund of the duty is made within 5 years after the initial assessment.
A relevant determination is a determination made under section 104I (2) (as inserted by the amending Act) before 1 January 2018 that is approved by the Treasurer for the purposes of this clause.
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