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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1931

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    A guarantee for rent on a letting of land or buildings is charged stamp duty as if it were a lease, unless the Ministry of Finance is satisfied that lease duty has already been paid on another instrument for the same letting.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1933

    1 provisions

    Bills of exchange outside the United Kingdom are not invalid just because they are unstamped under Northern Ireland stamp duty law, and they may be used as evidence if the proper duty and penalties are paid.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1936

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    This Act grants an excise duty on certain licences, amends some excise and death duty rules, requires delivery of particulars about land transfers and lettings to the Ministry of Finance, and makes further provision for summary proceedings in revenue cases.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1944

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    Certain assignments in Northern Ireland are not charged stamp duty, and some contracts, conveyances, and other documents are exempt if they would have qualified under section 46 of the Finance Act 1944.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1948

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    For certain vesting orders, the order itself is not the instrument charged to stamp duty; instead, the relevant receipt, certificate, or privity is charged, and the duty is calculated as ad valorem duty based on the compensation money.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1949

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    Some purchasers of property under section 12 do not have to include certain goods or merchandise in the conveyance instrument, and may not need to produce an instrument of conveyance to the Ministry if the property is wholly goods, wares, or merchandise.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1961

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    Certain documents connected with visiting forces are exempt from all stamp duties if they are made for specified barracks, camps, training, health, or efficiency purposes.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1962

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    Certain certified instruments are not chargeable to stamp duty, but they are only treated as duly stamped if they are stamped with the duty otherwise payable or with a stamp showing they are not chargeable or duly stamped.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1963

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    This provision sets stamp duty rates for certain transfers and leases, and requires instrument producers and transfer-related parties to file particulars and pay duty on time.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1964

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    Stamp duty is not chargeable on certain employment contracts and related memoranda. If duty was paid before the Act and is no longer chargeable, the Ministry of Finance must refund it and cancel the stamps on application made within two years of payment.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1965

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    Certain property transfers made in contemplation of a sale are treated as conveyances on sale for stamp duty, and the Ministry of Finance must repay duty in specified cases if a timely claim is made.

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    Finance Act (Northern Ireland) 1966

    1 provisions

    The Ministry of Development may grant bus service operators fuel-duty relief on conditions it sets, but operators can commit offences if they ignore record conditions or make false statements or false records.

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