Sales Tax Act (No. 4) 1951 (Cth)
SALES TAX (No. 4).
An
Act to amend the
[Assented to 11th December, 1951.]
BE it enacted by the King’s Most Excellent Majesty, the Senate, and the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Australia, as follows:—
(2.) The
“3. Sales tax is imposed, at the rates specified in the next succeeding section, upon the sale value of goods manufactured in Australia and sold to a taxpayer who has, on or after the twenty-seventh day of September, One thousand nine hundred and fifty-one, applied those goods to his own use.
“4. The rates of the sales tax are—
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a ) in respect of goods covered by the Second Schedule to theSales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications )Act 1935-1951—20 per centum;(
b ) in respect of goods covered by the Third Schedule to theSales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications )Act 1935-1951—25 per centum;(
c ) in respect of goods covered by the Fourth Schedule to theSales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications )Act 1935-1951—33⅓ per centum;(
d ) in respect of goods covered by the Fifth Schedule to theSales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications )Act 1935-1951—50 per centum;(
e ) in respect of goods covered by the Sixth Schedule to theSales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications )Act 1935-1951—66⅔ per centum; and(
f ) in respect of goods not covered by the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth or Sixth Schedule to theSales Tax (Exemptions and Classifications )Act 1935-1951 and on the sale value of which it is not provided by that Act that sales tax shall not be payable—12½ per centum.”.
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