(1) In this section
—
property means land assets (as defined in
section 148(1)), or chattels, or both;
relevant acquisition has the meaning given in
section 148(1).
(2) The duty assessed
on a relevant reconstruction transaction is to be reduced in accordance with
subsection (3) if —
(a)
either of the following occurs —
(i)
an exemption is granted for the relevant reconstruction
transaction but the exemption is revoked under section 264A on the occurrence
of a notifiable event;
(ii)
an exemption application is made in accordance with
section 262 for the relevant reconstruction transaction and the exemption
would have been granted but for the application of section 263(4)(b) because
of the occurrence of a notifiable event;
and
(b) the
notifiable event results from a relevant acquisition (the triggering
acquisition ) on which landholder duty is chargeable; and
(c)
transfer duty or landholder duty is chargeable on the relevant reconstruction
transaction in relation to particular property (the relevant reconstruction
transaction property ); and
(d)
landholder duty is chargeable on the triggering acquisition in relation to
particular property (the triggering acquisition property ); and
(e) the
triggering acquisition property is or includes the relevant reconstruction
transaction property or part of the relevant reconstruction transaction
property.
Note for this subsection:
Section 266C provides
for the property in relation to which landholder duty is taken to be
chargeable for the purposes of this section.
(3) The duty assessed
in respect of the relevant reconstruction transaction is to be reduced by the
lesser of —
(a) the
amount of transfer duty or landholder duty that is chargeable on the relevant
reconstruction transaction, to the extent that the duty is chargeable in
relation to relevant property; or
(b) the
amount of landholder duty that is chargeable on the triggering acquisition, to
the extent that the duty is chargeable in relation to relevant property.
(4) For the purposes
of subsection (3), relevant property is property that is both triggering
acquisition property and relevant reconstruction transaction property, whether
or not there has been a change in the legal description of the property
between the relevant reconstruction transaction and the triggering
acquisition.
Note for this subsection:
For example, a change
in the legal description of property when a new certificate of title is
registered following a subdivision of land.
(5) If the relevant
reconstruction transaction property is or includes an interest in particular
property, and the triggering acquisition property is or includes a different
interest in the same property, property is relevant property for the purposes
of subsection (3) only to the extent of the lesser of the 2 interests.
[Section 266B inserted: No. 12 of 2019 s. 128.]