Child Support Act 1991

Transitional and savings provisions - Miscellaneous provisions

275: Application of repealed provisions of Tax Administration Act 1994

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“Old tax rules still apply if needed for child support”

This law explains what happens when a part of the Child Support Act 1991 refers to a part of the Tax Administration Act 1994 that has been removed. If the Child Support Act mentions a part of the Tax Administration Act that no longer exists, but needs it to work properly, the law says you should act as if that part of the Tax Administration Act is still there. This helps make sure the Child Support Act can still do what it’s meant to do, even though the other law has changed.

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Part 16 Transitional and savings provisions
Miscellaneous provisions

275Application of repealed provisions of Tax Administration Act 1994

  1. Where a provision of this Act (a relevant provision)—

  2. refers to a provision of the Tax Administration Act 1994 that is repealed by the Tax Administration Amendment Act (No 2) 1996; and
    1. incorporates the repealed provision for any purpose to give effect to the relevant provision,—
      1. the repealed provision shall be deemed to continue in effect for the purpose of giving effect to the relevant provision.

      Notes
      • Section 275: added, on , by section 12 of the Child Support Amendment Act 1996 (1996 No 65).