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Economic Expansion Incentives (Relief from Income Tax) Act 1967 s 29

Economic Expansion Incentives (Relief from Income Tax) Act 1967 s 29

s 29 Interpretation of this Part

29. In this Part, unless the context otherwise requires —“average corresponding income” means the average corresponding income mentioned in section 21(18); “development and expansion award” means an approval given by the Minister to a company under Part 4 to be a development and expansion company for a Part 4 qualifying activity; “development and expansion company” means a development and expansion company as defined in section 20; “Part 3 commencement day”, in relation to a Part 3 qualifying activity, has the meaning given to “commencement day” in section 16; “Part 3 qualifying activity” means any qualifying activity as defined in section 16; “Part 4 commencement day”, in relation to a Part 4 qualifying activity, has the meaning given to “commencement day” in section 20; “Part 4 qualifying activity” means any qualifying activity as defined in section 20; “pioneer industry award” means an approval given by the Minister to a company under Part 2 to be a pioneer enterprise for a pioneer product; “pioneer service award” means an approval given by the Minister to a company under Part 3 to be a pioneer service company for a Part 3 qualifying activity; “pioneer service company” means a pioneer service company as defined in section 16.[20 [20/2020]

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