❓ A WA parliamentary question seeks information on property sales by agencies under the Minister for Environment and Youth, specifically regarding residential sales and GST application. The answer reveals limited property sales, with no residential sales by the Department of Environment and Conservation or the Department for Communities.
AnsweredQoN 4196Legislative Assembly
QuestionView source ↗
For each agency under the authority of the Minister, I ask:
(a) how many properties, including land, have been sold in the last 12 months; and
(i) of these properties, including land, how many have been sold for residential purposes; and
(b) what was the value of each property, including land, sold for residential purposes; and
(i) of those properties, including land, sold for residential purposes, was the standard rate of GST (10%) applied; and
(ii) if not, please list the rate of GST applied to those properties that did not apply the standard rate of GST?
(a) how many properties, including land, have been sold in the last 12 months; and
(i) of these properties, including land, how many have been sold for residential purposes; and
(b) what was the value of each property, including land, sold for residential purposes; and
(i) of those properties, including land, sold for residential purposes, was the standard rate of GST (10%) applied; and
(ii) if not, please list the rate of GST applied to those properties that did not apply the standard rate of GST?
AnswerView source ↗
Answered
18 November 2010
Responded by
Minister representing the Minister for Environment; Youth
Response time
30 days
Department of Environment and Conservation
(a) One.
(i) None.
(b) (i)-(ii) Not applicable
Department for Communities, including the Office for Youth
(a)
Part of one--a strip 1.0 metre wide along the boundary fence adjacent to Sudbury Place, Mirrabooka, some 53m². The land was sold to the City of Stirling as part of the Mirrabooka Regional Centre Improvement Strategy for road realignment. Sudbury Community House occupies the remaining portion of this land.
(i)
Nil
(b)-(b)(ii) Not applicable
Office of the Environmental Protection Authority; Office of the Appeals Convenor; Swan River Trust; Perth Zoo; Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority
(a) Nil
(i) Not applicable
(b)-(b)(ii) Not applicable
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(a) One.
(i) None.
(b) (i)-(ii) Not applicable
Department for Communities, including the Office for Youth
(a)
Part of one--a strip 1.0 metre wide along the boundary fence adjacent to Sudbury Place, Mirrabooka, some 53m². The land was sold to the City of Stirling as part of the Mirrabooka Regional Centre Improvement Strategy for road realignment. Sudbury Community House occupies the remaining portion of this land.
(i)
Nil
(b)-(b)(ii) Not applicable
Office of the Environmental Protection Authority; Office of the Appeals Convenor; Swan River Trust; Perth Zoo; Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority
(a) Nil
(i) Not applicable
(b)-(b)(ii) Not applicable
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