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Displaying 121 - 125 of 259Valuation of Land Act, 1978 (Act No. 74 of 1978).
This Act provides for the valuation of land and for the designation of a person to be the Valuer-General which shall be responsible for keeping records, coordinating and carrying out values on property for all rating and taxing purposes within the State.The Valuer-General is required to maintain valuation rolls of rateable and taxable land throughout Western Australia. These rolls are periodically provided to rating and taxing authorities.The Act further provides for: concessional and other valuations; objections to, and reviews of, valuations; etc.
Valuation of Land Regulations 1979.
These Regulations implement the Valuation of Land Act 1978 by requiring any agency or instrumentality of the Crown, or a local government or any other public authority to furnish to the Valuer General details of any land owned by or vested in it; by prescribing valuation roll fees; etc.
Implements: Valuation of Land Act, 1978 (Act No. 74 of 1978). (2010-06-28)
Western Australia Land Authority Regulations, 1999.
These Regulations implement the Western Australia Land Authority Act 1992 by prescribing duties of the board of the Authority. The board must each year prepare and submit to the Minister a strategic development plan and a statement of corporate intent as provided for in the Regulations.
Implements: Western Australia Land Authority Act, 1992 (Act No. 35). (2010-12-10)
Land Tax Assessment Regulations, 2003.
These Regulations implement the Land Tax Assessment Act 2002 and the Taxation administration Act 2003 by providing for the payment of land tax.The Regulations provide: for the payment of the full amount of land tax less a discount rate; that land tax may be paid in installments payable within 49 days after the date of the assessment notice and for the imposition of a charge rate; taxable authorities; etc.
Implements: Land Tax Assessment Act 2002 (Act No. 52 of 2002). (2015-05-26)
Land Drainage By-laws, 1986.
These By-laws implement the Land Drainage Act 1923 by prohibiting the interference with drainage works, the trespass upon or damage by persons or animals of drainage works, and the pollution by disposing waste in the vicinity of works.
Implements: Land Drainage Act 1925 (Act No. 43 of 1925). (2011-10-25)