(i) a transfer made under and in conformity with the
trusts contained in the will of the deceased person or arising on an
intestacy, or
(ii) a transfer of property the subject of a trust for sale
contained in the will of the deceased person, or
(iii) an appropriation of
the property of the deceased person (as referred to in section 46 of the
Trustee Act 1925 ) in or towards satisfaction of the beneficiary's
entitlement under the trusts contained in the will of the deceased person or
arising on intestacy, and
(c) a transmission application by a devisee who is
also the sole legal personal representative, and
(d) a declaration by an
executor of a will under section 11 of the Trustee Act 1925if the Chief
Commissioner is satisfied that the declaration is consistent with the
entitlements of beneficiaries under the trusts contained in the will.
(2) If
a transfer of dutiable property is made by a legal personal representative of
a deceased person to a beneficiary under an agreement (whether or not in
writing) between the beneficiary and one or more other beneficiaries to vary
the trusts contained in a will of the deceased person or arising on intestacy,
the dutiable value of the dutiable property is to be reduced by the portion of
the dutiable value that is referable to the dutiable property to which the
beneficiary had an entitlement arising under the trusts contained in the will
or arising on intestacy.
(2A) A transmission application made by a
beneficiary under a will, with the consent of the legal personal
representative of a deceased person, is taken, for the purposes of this
section, to be a transfer of dutiable property by the legal personal
representative to the beneficiary.
(4) If the duty
chargeable in respect of a transfer or transmission application referred to in
subsection (1) would, but for that subsection, be less than $100, the duty
chargeable is that lesser amount.
(5) This section is subject to section 273,
which provides for a minimum duty of $20.
