Section 144 — Exemption—joint tenancy — Duties Act 2001 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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Section 144 — Exemption—joint tenancy — Duties Act 2001 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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s 142Exemption—charitable institutions s 143Exemption—change of tenure s 144Exemption—joint tenancy s 145Exemption—transfer to State for public or community purpose s 146Exemption—leases of particular residences s 147Exemption—surrender of lease s 148Exemption—marketable securities etc.s 149Exemption—debt factoring agreements s 150Exemption—particular chattels s 151Exemption—particular residences s 151AExemption—indigenous land use agreements s 152Exemption—to correct clerical error in previous dutiable transaction s 152AExemption—previous dutiable transaction for a section 152 exempt transaction if clerical error is a misdescription of propertySchedule 2 — When liability for transfer duty on dutiable transaction arises Schedule 4C — Rate of vehicle registration duty other than for special vehicles Schedule 3 — Rates of duty on dutiable transactions and relevant acquisitions for landholder and corporate trustee duty Schedule 4 — Example for partnership and trust acquisitions and relevant acquisitions for corporate trustees Schedule 6 — Dictionary Schedule 4A — Amount of concession for transfer duty—first home other than new home—residential land Schedule 5 — Example for corporate reconstruction

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Exemption—joint tenancy

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Chapter 2—Transfer duty

Part 13—Exemptions for transfer duty

Division 5—Miscellaneous exemptions

144 Exemption—joint tenancy

Transfer duty is not imposed on a dutiable transaction that arises by operation of law because of the death of a joint tenant.

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