Bill 1620 — An Act To Amend the Revenue Administration Act No. 3 (48th General Assembly, 1st Session)
Bill 1620
Newfoundland and Labrador — Bills
First
Session, 48th General Assembly
Elizabeth II, 2016
BILL 20
AN ACT TO AMEND THE
REVENUE ADMINISTRATION ACT NO. 3
Received and Read the First Time .................................................................................................
Second Reading .................................................................................................................................
Committee ..........................................................................................................................................
Third Reading .....................................................................................................................................
Royal Assent ......................................................................................................................................
HONOURABLE
CATHY BENNETT
Minister of Finance and President of Treasury Board
Ordered
to be printed by the Honourable House of Assembly
EXPLANATORY NOTE
This Bill would amend the Revenue Administration Act to provide
for an increase in the tax on gasoline and related products.
A BILL
AN ACT TO AMEND THE REVENUE ADMINISTRATION
ACT NO. 3
Analysis
S.51 Amdt.
Tax levied
2. S. 56 Amdt.
Tax
Commencement
Be it enacted by the Lieutenant-Governor and
House of Assembly in Legislative Session convened, as follows:
SNL2009 cR-15.01
as amended
1. Paragraphs 51(1)(c), (
d) and (
e) of the Revenue Administration Act are repealed
and the following substituted:
(
c) on diesel fuel grade of gasoline, a tax of
$0.215 per litre;
(
d) on gasoline for use in an aircraft, a tax of
$0.025 per litre; and
(
e) on all other grades of gasoline, a tax of
$0.33 per litre.
2. Subsection 56(1) of the Act is amended by
deleting the reference "paragraph 51(1)(e)" and by substituting the
reference "paragraph 51(1)(c)".
Commencement
(1) Section 1 of this Act is considered to
have come into force on June 2, 2016.
(2) Section 2 of this Act is considered to have
come into force on May 28, 2009.
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