transfer duty definition
transfer duty means transfer duty payable in terms of the Transfer Duty Act, 1993 (Act No. 14 of 1993).
transfer duty means duty under the Duties Act 2008 Chapter 2.
transfer duty means the duty leviable under the Transfer Duty Act, 1993.
More Definitions of transfer duty
transfer duty means tax levied on the value of any property, alternatively the Purchase Price as determined by the South African Revenue Service and which tax is payable as set out in the Transfer Duty Act;
transfer duty means any capital duty, stamp duty and/or stamp duty reserve tax or other transfer or issue taxes or duties and any related costs, fines, penalties or interest (other than any fines, penalties or interest that would not have been payable but for any negligence or default on the part of the Bank or Goodbody, but the negligence or default of the Bank will not affect a claim by Goodbody and the negligence or default of Goodbody will not affect a claim by the Bank) arising under the laws of:
transfer duty. The Purchaser acknowledges that transfer duty is payable by him in terms of the Transfer Duty Act 40/1949 in respect of this acquisition, and that such transfer duty is payable before date of registration and when the conveyancer request same in writing.
transfer duty means the duty payable to SARS in terms of the Law Society Tariff
transfer duty means duty under the Duties Act 2007
transfer duty means transfer duty as contemplated in the Transfer Duty Act;
transfer duty means the duty payable in terms of section 3.