Section 508A — Duties Act 2001 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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Section 508A — Duties Act 2001 (Queensland) — Barrister AI

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s 496Lodging declaration stating facts and circumstances s 497Recognition of duty paid for Commonwealth places s 498Special provisions for working out value of particular shares s 498ASuspension of quotation of securities as part of an avoidance arrangement s 499Reassessments of duty in particular circumstances s 500Application of Administration Act, pt 6, to particular decisions s 501Consideration for instruments and transactions on which duty imposed s 502Consideration based on contingency s 503Amounts stated in foreign currency s 504Aggregate minimum value and unencumbered value of particular shares s 505Valuation or evidence of value of property s 506Requirement to keep particular instruments s 506ARefunding stamp duty s 507Approved forms s 508Regulation-making power s 508ASchedule 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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