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“The amended subsection sets the tax rate at ten percent of the realised value of the property.”
The amended subsection sets the tax rate at ten percent of the realised value of the property. This section amends section 6 of the principal Act by deleting paragraph (f) and replacing it with new text referring to organisations listed in the Second Schedule to the Income Tax Act.
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The amended subsection sets the tax rate at ten percent of the realised value of the property.
Section 2
This section amends section 6 of the principal Act by deleting paragraph (f) and replacing it with new text referring to organisations listed in the Second Schedule to the Income Tax Act.
Section 3
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