General exemptions
150 General exemptions
The following are exempt from motor tax:
a light vehicle in respect of which the registered operator is – the Crown; or the State Fire Commission; or an institution that is, or is entitled to be, endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office as a charitable or benevolent institution; or otherwise approved by the Registrar as being exempt;
a heavy vehicle in respect of which the registered operator is an institution that is, or is entitled to be, endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office as a charitable or benevolent institution;
a bitumen-laying machine, a bulldozer, an earthmoving machine, an excavator, a forklift truck, a front-end loader, an industrial barrow, a log loader, a log skidder, a road grader, a road roller, a rotary hoe, a shovel loader, a street sweeper, a traction engine, a traxcavator or a trench digger;
an agricultural machine used exclusively for agricultural purposes;
a vehicle designed or adapted for use and used exclusively in, or in connection with, fire-fighting operations;
a vehicle that the Registrar, by virtue of the conditions imposed under regulation 84 on the registration of the vehicle, has determined holds restricted registration;
an ambulance;
a self-propelled wheelchair;
a trailer consisting of a mobile air compressor, a concrete mixer, a mobile electric generator or a mobile latrine;
a dolly (but not a converter dolly);
a vintage vehicle used as approved by the Registrar if the registered operator of the vehicle is a full member of a car club, approved by the Registrar for this paragraph;
a special-interest vehicle used as approved by the Registrar.
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