Financial Emergency Tax Act (No. 3) 1936 (WA)

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Financial Emergency Tax.

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FINANCIAL EMERGENCY TAX.

1° EDWD. VIII., No. XXX.

No. 30 of 1936.

AN ACT to impose and fix the rate of a Tax, to be called the Financial Emergency Tax, upon income, salary, and wages.

[Assented to 11th December, 1936.]

lative Council and Legislative Assembly of WesternB E it enacted by the King's Most Excellent Majesty,by and with the advice and consent of the Legis-

Australia, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—

1. This Act may be cited as the Financial Emergency Tax Act (No. 3), 1936.

Short title end com-

mencement.

2.    For the purpose of the Financial Emergency Tax Imposition a

Assessment Act, 1932, and its amendments (hereinafter tax. called the Assessment Act) financial emergency tax is imposed at the rates declared by this Act.

3.

(1.) For the purpose of section three of the As- Rates of tax on

Income.

sessment Act the following are declared to be the rates of tax payable for the year of assessment ending the thirtieth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-seven, on income of a taxpayer for the year of in-

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come ended the thirtieth day of June, one thousand

nine hundred and thirty-six

(a)

for the first six months of the year of assessment (namely the period of six months ending on the thirty-first day of December, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six) in respect of one half of the income of the year of income: the several rates declared by and in accordance with the provisions of the Financial Emergency Tax Act, 1935;

(b)

-for the remaining six months of the year of as- sessment (namely the period of six months ending on the thirtieth day of June, one thous- and nine hundred and thirty-seven) in respect of the remaining half of the income of the year of income: the several rates declared in the first part of the Schedule:

Provided that (except in the case of a company) where the income for the year ended the thirtieth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six, does not exceed one hundred and four pounds the amount of tax shall not exceed seventeen shillings and fourpence.

Rates of tax

(2.) (a) For the purpose of section three of the As- sessment Act the following are declared to be the rates of tax payable for the financial year ending the thirtieth day of June, one thousand nine hundred and thirty- seven, on salaries and wages-

and wages.

an salaries

(i)    in respect of salaries and wages paid or received in the first six months of that financial year, namely, in the six months ending on the thirty- first day of December, one thousand nine hun- dred and thirty-six: the several rates declared by and in accordance with the provisions of the Financial Emergency Tax Act, 1935.

(ii)    in respect of salaries and wages paid or received in the remaining six months of that financial year, namely in the six months ending on the thirtieth day of June, one thousand nine hun- dred and thirty-seven: the several rates de- clared in the second part of the Schedule; and

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(b) Unless Parliament otherwise determines the rates declared in the second part of the Schedule shall also apply in respect of salaries and wages paid or received in the period of six months ending on the thirty-first day of December, one thousand nine hundred and thirty- seven:

Provided that, where the salary or wages are less than two pounds per week, the amount of tax payable under the provisions of this subsection shall not exceed four- pence per week.

(3.) For the purpose of section eight of the Assess- itaytaeltintr

ment Act it is hereby declared that the several rates f 01- companies'

lowing shall be the rates of tax payable for the year

ending the 30th day of June, 1937, by companies on profits made or on interest on investments or on pre- miums received (as the case may require) in respect of which a payment of duty is payable under the provisions of the Dividend Duties Act, 1902-

(a)

In respect of one half of such profits made, or of interest on investments received or of pre- miums received: the rates declared by the Fin- ancial Emergency Tax Act, 1935.

(b)

In respect of the remaining half of such profits made or of interest on investments received, or of premiums received: the rates declared in the third part of the Schedule.

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THE SCHEDULE.

FIRST PART.

RATES OF TAx. PAYABLE BY PERSONS EARNING OR DERIVING INCOME.-

Column I.

Column 2.

Rate of tax payable by a person who

proves to the satisfaction of the

Commissioner that he is regularly

maintaining or contributing to the

Rate of tax payable by other Poisons.

maintenance of one or more mem- bers of his family who is or are resident and domiciled in Western Australia.

(b)

(b)

(a)

(a)

Where the income for

Rate of tax

Where the income for

Rate of tax

the whole year ended

payable

the whole year ended

payable

the 30th day of June,

per pound

the 30th day of June,

per pound

1936—

of income.

1936—

of income.

s not less than £195

Pourpence

is £78 or more but

Fourponce

but less than £260

does not exceed £195

is not loss than £260

Fivopence

exceeds £195 but is less

Fivepence

but less than £338

than £312

is not loss than £338

Sixpence

is not less than £312

Sixpence

but less than £416

but loss than £416

is not loss than £416

Sevonponco

is not less than £416

Sevenponee

but loss than £494

but less than £494

is not less than £494

Eightpenco

is not less than £494

Eightpence

but less than £572

but less than £572

is not less than £572

Ninopenco

is not loss than £572

Ninopence

but less than £650

but less than £650

is not less than £650

Tonponce

is not less than £650

Tenpence

but less than £728

but less than £728

is not less than £728

Elevonpence

is not less than £728

Elovenpence

but loss than £806

but less than £806

is not lass than £806 ...

Twolvopence

is not less than £806

Twelvepenee

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THE SCHEDULE—continued.

SECOND PART.

RATES OF TAX PAYABLE BY PERSONS IN RECEIPT OF

SALARY OR WAGES.

Column 1.

Column 2.

Rate of tax payable by a person who

proves to the satisfaction of the

Commissioner that he is regularly

maintaining or contributing to the

Rate of tax payable by other Persons.

maintenance of ono or more mem- bers of his family who is or are resident and domiciled in Western Australia.

(a)

(b)

(a)

(b)

Rate of tax

Rate of tax

Weekly rate of salary

payable

Weekly rate of salary

payable

or wages.

per pound

or wages.

per pound

of salary

of salary

or wages.

or wages.

Not less than £3 15s. Oil

Fourponce

Is £1 10s. Od. or over

Fourponce

but less than £5

but not exceeding

£3 15s. Od.

Not less than £5 but

Fiveponce

Exceeding £3 15s. Od.

Fivepenco

less than £6 10s. Od.

but less than £6

Not less than £6 10s. Od.

Sixpence

Not less than £6 but

Sixpence

but less than £8

loss than £8

Not lass than £8 but

Sevenpence

Not less than £8 but

Sovonponee

less than £9 10s. Od.

less than £9 10s. Od.

Not loss than £910s. Od.

Eightponce

Not less than £9 10s.

Eightpence

but less than £11

Od. but loss than £11

Not loss than £11 but

Ninopence

Not less than £11 but

Nineponce

less than £12 10s. Od.

less than £12 10s. Od.

Not less than £12 10s.

Tonpence

Not less than £12 10s.

Terspenco

Od. but less than £14

Od. but less than £14

Not less than £14 but

Elovenponce

Not less than £14 but

Elevonponee

less than £15 10s. Od.

less than £1510s. Od.

Not loss than £1510s. Od.

Twelveponee

Not loss than £15 /Os.

Twelvepenee

Od.

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THE SCHEDULE—continued.

THIRD PART.

TAX PAYABLE BY COMPANIES.

(a) Companies which carry on any insurance or assurance business exclusively (not being a life assurance company)—sixpence in respect of every three pounds two shillings and sixpence of the premiums received by every such company and liable to assess- ment under section eight of the Assessment Act.

(b) Other companies ;

On profits of any other com- pany not being a life assur- ance company ; and

On interest received by a life assurance company from its investments.

Rate of tax payable per pound of profit or interest.

Where the profit made or interest received for the full period of assessment under the Dividend Duties Act, 1902, is

less than £195 ....

Fourpence

Where the profit made or interest received for the full period of assessment under the Dividend Duties Act, 1902, is

not less than £195

Fivepence

but less than £312

Where the profit made or interest received for the full period of assessment under the Dividend Duties Act, 1902, is not less than £312, the rates shall be the same as those specified in column 2 of the first part of this Schedule.

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