Sales Tax Act (No. 9) 1951 (Cth)
SALES TAX (No. 9).
An Act to amend the
Sales Tax Act (No. 9) 1930–1950.
[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 in Australia (including goods which have gone into use or consumption in Australia) leased, on or after the twenty-seventh day of September, One thousand nine hundred and fifty-one, by a taxpayer to a lessee.
“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 1935–3951—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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