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LAND TAX ACT 2010 - SECT 39
Land used for non-exempt purpose
(1) This section applies if land is used as the home of a person (the
"principal resident" ) for a financial year (the
"relevant financial year" ).
(2) The commissioner may decide the land is used
for a
"non-exempt purpose" if— (a) the commissioner is satisfied that, when a
liability for land tax arises for the relevant financial year, the land is
being used for any purpose other than as the home of the principal resident;
and
(b) the commissioner is satisfied that use of the land for purposes
mentioned in paragraph (a) is substantial; and
(c) section 40 does not apply.
(3) For deciding whether use of the land for purposes mentioned in subsection
(2) (a) is substantial, the commissioner must have regard to each of the
following factors— (a) whether a person other than the principal resident
has been given a right to occupy part of the land under a tenancy agreement;
(b) whether a person, other than the principal resident or a member of the
principal resident’s family who uses the land as his or her home, carries
out work on the land as an employee or contractor, other than work related to
the land itself or a building located on the land;
(c) the extent to which a
person uses the land, or has set the land aside for use, for purposes
mentioned in subsection (2) (a) ; Examples— 1 Two rooms of a house on the
land are set aside for a hairdressing business.
2 A shed on the land is used
for a repair business.
3 A retail shop is operated at the front of a house on
the land.
(d) whether the gross income generated during the financial year
immediately before the relevant financial year from business or an income
producing activity on the land is more than— (i) an amount prescribed under
a regulation; or
(ii) if no amount is prescribed under a
regulation—$30,000;
(e) any other relevant matter.
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