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GIFT DUTY ACT 1968 - SECT 51

51—Valuation of shares

        (1)         For the purposes of this Act, the value of shares in or debentures of any corporation, whether incorporated under the law of South Australia or not, that are the subject of a gift shall be determined upon the assumption that, on the day when the gift was made, the memorandum and articles of association or rules of the corporation satisfied the requirements prescribed by the committee or governing authority of the Stock Exchange at the place where the share register or debenture register is situated, for the purpose of enabling that corporation to be placed on the current official list of that Stock Exchange.

        (2)         No regard shall, in determining the value of shares in any corporation, be had to any provisions in the memorandum or articles of association or rules of the corporation whereby or whereunder the value of the shares is to be determined.

        (3)         The Commissioner may, if he thinks fit, notwithstanding anything contained in subsection (1) or (2) of this section, adopt as the value of any shares of any class in or debentures of any class of any corporation (the shares or debentures of that class not being quoted in the official list of any Stock Exchange) such net benefit as in the opinion of the Commissioner the holder thereof would receive after payment of all income taxes in respect thereof in the event of the corporation being voluntarily wound up on the day when the gift was made, notwithstanding that any such winding up is not intended or in contemplation.



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