SOCIAL SERVICES CONTRIBUTION.

 

No. 3 of 1949.

An Act to amend the Social Services Contribution Act 19451948.

[Assented to 12th March, 1949.]

[Date of commencement, 9th April, 1949.]

BE it enacted by the Kings Most Excellent Majesty, the Senate, and the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Australia, as follows:—

Short title and citation.

1.—(1.) This Act may be cited as the Social Services Contribution Act 1949.

(2.) The Social Services Contribution Act 19451948 is in this Act referred to as the Principal Act.

(3.) The Principal Act, as amended by this Act, may be cited as the Social Services Contribution Act 19451949.

The First Schedule.

2. The First Schedule to the Principal Act is amended—

(a) by omitting from paragraph (1.) the word three-fiftieths and inserting in its stead the word three-eightieths; and

(b) by omitting paragraph (2.) and inserting in its stead the following paragraph:—

(2.) The concessional rate of contribution for every £1 of the contributable income shall be—

(a) in any case where the contributable income exceeds the rebatable amount by less than £100—the rate which bears the same proportion to Threepence as the amount of that excess bears to £100;

(b) in any case where the contributable income exceeds the rebatable amount by not less than £100 but less than £500—the rate which would be the basic rate if the contributable income of the contributor were equal to the amount of that excess; and

(c) in any case where the contributable income exceeds the rebatable amount by £500 or more—One shilling and sixpence..

Application or amendments.

3. The amendments effected by section two of this Act shall not apply to assessments for a financial year prior to that commencing on the first day of July, One thousand nine hundred and forty-nine.


(c) in all other cases—as set out in the third column of that Schedule..

The Schedule.

4. The Schedule to the Principal Act is repealed and the following Schedule inserted in its stead:—

THE SCHEDULE. Section 5.

Where the payment for admission (excluding the amount of the tax)—

Second Column.

Third Column.

Is one shilling...................

Nil...................

Three-pence

Exceeds one shilling but does not exceed one shilling and threepence

Nil...................

Five-pence

 

 

Exceeds one shilling and threepence but does not exceed one shilling and sixpence

Fourpence..............

Fivepence

 

 

 

 

Exceeds one shilling and sixpence but does not exceed two shillings

Fivepence..............

Sevenpence

 

 

 

 

Exceeds two shillings but does not exceed two shillings and sixpence

Sevenpence.............

Ninepence

 

 

Exceeds two shillings and sixpence but does not exceed three shillings

Eightpence.............

Elevenpence

 

 

 

 

Exceeds three shillings but does not exceed three shillings and sixpence

Tenpence..............

One shilling and one penny

 

 

 

Exceeds three shillings and sixpence but does not exceed four shillings

Elevenpence............

One shilling and three-pence

 

 

 

Exceeds four shillings but does not exceed four shillings and sixpence

One shilling and one penny

One shilling and five pence

 

 

Exceeds four shillings and sixpence but does not exceed five shillings

One shilling and twopence

One shilling and sevenpence

 

 

Exceeds five shillings but does not exceed five shillings and sixpence

One shilling and fourpence

One shilling and tenpence

Exceeds five shillings and sixpence but does not exceed six shillings

One shilling and sevenpence

Two shillings and one penny

 

 

Exceeds six shillings...............

One shilling and ninepence, plus two and one-quarter pence for each sixpence (or part thereof) by which the payment for admission exceeds Six shillings and sixpence, fractions of a penny less than three-quarters in the amount of the tax being disregarded and three-quarters of a penny in that amount being regarded as a penny.

Two shillings and fourpence, plus threepence for each sixpence (or part thereof) by which the payment for admission exceeds Six shillings and sixpence..