Section 125 — Imposition of duty — Duties Act 2000 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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Section 125 — Imposition of duty — Duties Act 2000 (Victoria) — Barrister AI

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s 125Imposition of duty s 125AHire of goods duty abolished from January 2007 s 126What is a commercial hire business?s 127Hire of goods to which this Chapter applies—jurisdictional nexus s 128What are goods?s 129What is a hire of goods?s 130What is an equipment financing arrangement?s 131What form may a hire of goods take?s 132Exclusions from the definition of hire of goods s 133Special hiring agreements s 134What is the rate of duty?s 135What are hiring charges?s 136Payments exempted from hiring charges s 137Credit for duty paid in another Australian jurisdiction s 138Splitting or redirection of hiring charges (anti‑avoidance provision)s 139Ascertainment and disclosure of place of use of goods

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125

Imposition of duty

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Chapter 6—Hire of goods

Part 1—Introduction and overview

125 Imposition of duty

This Chapter charges duty on the hire of goods if the person hiring out the goods is a commercial hire business.

S. 125A inserted by No. 36/2005 s. 16.

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