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What's New
The Capital Recognition Deduction factors calculated pursuant to section 4C(6) of the Mineral Royalty Act for the period January to June 2009 have been approved by the Secretary. An updated schedule is available in Publications/Forms here. To view the approved instrument, please click here.
An announcement was recently made by State and Territory Treasurers indicating that from 1 July 2009, new payroll tax nexus rules are to apply where wages are paid to workers who provide their services in more than one State or Territory in a month.
For further details on the new rules and transitional arrangements, refer to Revenue Circular RC-PRT-003: New nexus rules for workers providing services in more than one state or territory.
Details of the key revenue measures announced in the 2009-10 Northern Territory Budget are included in the following Revenue Circulars:
RC-GEN-009: 2009-10 Budget Measures ; and
RC-SD-003: Stamp Duty Landholder Amendments .
Click here to view a copy of the Bill and accompanying Explanatory Statement (at the end of the Bill).
To view the complete 2009-10 Northern Territory Budget and related papers, click here.
The Payroll Tax Bill was introduced on 6 May 2009 to harmonise most aspects of the Territory’s payroll tax legislation with other jurisdictions’. Click here to view a copy of the Bill and accompanying Explanatory Statement (at the end of the Bill).
For further information on the new Act, refer to Revenue Circular RC-PRT-002 New Payroll Tax Act from 1 July 2009.
| Information Exchange
For the purpose of administering Northern Territory taxation laws, the Territory Revenue Office exchanges information with other State and Territory Revenue Offices and the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to assist in the proper identification and accurate assessment of taxation liabilities.
In this regard the sharing of information, with other Revenue Offices and with the ATO, across all taxation laws administered by the Territory Revenue Office, is carried out in accordance with Part 10 of the Taxation Administration Act, similar legislation in other States and Territories and under section 13J the Commonwealth Taxation Administration Act 1953. |
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