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Type: Publication series, Regulatory update

Date: 9/3/2010

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Stamp Duty Ordinance - appeal procedure

Tax alert - Issue 23, September 2010

The World Gain Limited v The Collector of Stamp Revenue [2010] DCSA 1/2008 case highlights the need for stamp duty appeals to be dealt with expeditiously. It focuses on two matters: (1) the Collector's summons to strike out the appeal against a stamp duty assessment lodged by World Gain; and (2) World Gain's summons for directions for an extension of time for setting the case down.

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