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ARACT 发表于 2020-3-10 21:06
也就是说,只要PR不是自住房,就要缴纳land tax surcharge
PR住满200天就是本地人。本地人无需交Land Tax Surcharge. 无论自住房还是投资房,别再误导了。
The meaning of "ordinarily resident in Australia"
An individual (who is not an Australian citizen - see paragraph 7) is taken to be ordinarily resident in Australia at a particular time if:
the person has actually been in Australia during 200 or more days of the preceding 12 month period; and
at that time:
the person is in Australia and the person's continued presence in Australia is not subject to any limitation as to time imposed by law (see paragraphs 11-14); or
the person is not in Australia, but, immediately before the person's most recent departure from Australia, the person's continued presence in Australia was not subject to any limitation as to time imposed by law.
Persons whose presence in Australia is limited as to time imposed by law
Individuals who are permitted to be in Australia under a visa that is not a permanent entry visa are "foreign persons", because the visas impose time limits on the person's lawful presence in Australia. Such visas include a work visa, a temporary entry visa, a visitor visa, a bridging visa and a business visa.
lf a person is an unlawful non-citizen under section 14 of the Migration Act 1958, the individual's continued presence in Australia is subject to a limitation as to time imposed by law (see section 5(2) of the FAT Act). Such persons are therefore "foreign persons".
A person who is entitled to reside in Australia under a permanent entry visa (i.e. a permanent resident) is not subject to a time limit and is only classified as a foreign person if the person does not meet the test of being ordinarily resident in Australia, namely, the part that requires that the person has actually been in Australia during 200 or more days of the preceding 12 month period (see paragraph 10(a)).
A person who holds a Partner (Provisional) visa (subclass 309 or 820) will be treated in the same way as permanent resident visa holders. The 200 day requirement will need to be satisfied.
A person who resides in Australia under a temporary visa is regarded as a "foreign person". The conditions applying to such visas means temporary residents are not regarded as being ordinarily resident in Australia, and their presence in Australia is restricted by time and/or may be terminated under the Migration Act |
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