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TAXATION (GOVERNMENT BUSINESS ENTERPRISES) AMENDMENT REGULATION 2012 (NO 1) (NO 8 OF 2012)
2012
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FOR
THE
AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL
TERRITORY
TAXATION
(GOVERNMENT BUSINESS ENTERPRISES) AMENDMENT REGULATION 2012 (No
1)
SL2012-8
EXPLANATORY
STATEMENT
Circulated with the authority of
Mr Andrew Barr
MLA
Treasurer
TAXATION (GOVERNMENT BUSINESS ENTERPRISES) AMENDMENT REGULATION 2012 (No
1)
PURPOSE
Regulations created under section 11 of
the Taxation (Government Business Enterprises) Act 2003 (‘the
Act’) list those Territory entities that are to be subject to the
Act.
The ACT Teacher Quality Institute is currently listed under section
4 of the Taxation (Government Business Enterprises) Regulation 2003
(‘the Regulations’) as being subject to Territory taxes and charges
under section 9 of the Act. As the ACT Teacher Quality Institute does not
undertake significant business activities, the purpose of the Taxation
(Government Business Enterprises) Amendment Regulation 2012 (No 1) is to
omit the ACT Teacher Quality Institute from section 4 of the Regulations. This
will remove the ACT Teacher Quality Institute from section 9 of the Act in
recognition that it should not be subject to competitive neutrality
principles.
DETAILS OF THE AMENDING REGULATION
Clause 1
states that the name of the regulation as the Taxation (Government Business
Enterprises) Amendment Regulation 2012 (No 1).
Clause 2 provides that
the regulation is to commence from 1 July 2011. The amendment regulation has
been drafted to apply retrospectively, recognising that section 4 of the
Regulations should not have been applied to the ACT Teacher Quality Institute as
it does not conduct significant business activities.
Clause 3 provides
that this regulation amends the Taxation (Government Business Enterprises)
Regulation 2003.
Clause 4 omits ACT Teacher Quality Institute from
the list of entities under section 4 of the Taxation (Government Business
Enterprises) Regulation 2003 that are subject to Territory taxes and
charges.
REGULATORY IMPACT STATEMENT
A Regulatory
Impact Statement was not required for Taxation (Government Business
Enterprises) Amendment Regulation 2012 (No 1) as it does not pose an
appreciable cost on the community.