Australia: Guide on direct and indirect tax changes in new revenue amendment Act (New South Wales)
The new Act introduces amendments to several legislation.
The new Act introduces amendments to several legislation.
The revenue management agency in New South Wales (Revenue NSW) released a statement that details the amendments that is introduced with its Revenue, Fines and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2023, which has received assent.
According to Revenue NSW, the new Act introduces several amendments to the following legislations:
- Payroll Tax Act 2007
- Duties Act 1997
- Fines Act 1996
- Government Sector Finance Act 2018
- Land Tax Management Act 1956
- Police Act 1990
- Property Tax (First Home Buyer Choice) Act 2022
- State Debt Recovery Act 2018
- Taxation Administration Act 1996
- Unclaimed Money Act 1995
- Valuation of Land Act 1916
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