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A contract of insurance is issued in October 2005 with an inception date of 1 October 2005 and is cancelled in March 2006. Can part of the stamp duty paid be refunded under the new Part IIIF?

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A contract of insurance is issued in October 2005 with an inception date of 1 October 2005 and is cancelled in March 2006. Can part of the stamp duty paid be refunded under the new Part IIIF?

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No. As the contract is issued prior to the commencement date of the new Part IIIF (1 March 2006), it is subject to the old Part IIIF. S stamp duty is payable on the instrument of insurance. As the insurance operated for a period of time, no refund can be made.

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