Property Transfer Tax (Amendment) Act, 2012
The amended provision sets a tax rate of 5% for the realised value of land or shares, and 10% for the realised value of a mining right or an interest in a mining right.
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- Zambia
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- Act 13 of 2012
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- en
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The amended provision sets a tax rate of 5% for the realised value of land or shares, and 10% for the realised value of a mining right or an interest in a mining right. For a mining right or an interest in a mining right, the realised value is the higher of the transfer price and any value determined by the Commissioner-General. The named mining authorities must not approve a transfer, assignment, encumbrance, or other dealing with a mining right if the transferor has not paid the tax due under the Act. This section amends the principal Act by inserting a new section after section 12. The President may make tax information exchange or mutual assistance agreements with another country or territory, subject to Cabinet approval, public notification, and confidentiality rules.
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