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If a Commonwealth body owns premises with parking spaces, does the Levy apply?

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If a Commonwealth body owns premises with parking spaces, does the Levy apply?

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No. Under the Constitution, a State is unable to impose a tax on property owned by the Commonwealth (a Commonwealth place). However, although a Commonwealth body cannot be required to pay Levy as an owner, other owners may treat a Commonwealth body in the same manner as any other tenant or licensee when seeking to pass on the cost of the Levy. Further information For further information, please contact the SRO by email or, telephone 132 161 or facsimile (03) 9628 6222.

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