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How is land tax calculated in South Australia?

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D) A progressive scale applied to the combined site value of all taxable land owned

SA land tax is calculated on a progressive scale applied to the aggregated total taxable site value of all land owned by the taxpayer (excluding exempt land such as a principal residence). Higher total values attract higher marginal rates.

Answer Options
A
A single flat rate applied equally to every taxable property, whatever its value
B
A fixed annual charge per property, set regardless of the property's value or location
C
A percentage of each property's capital value, with every property assessed separately
D
A progressive scale applied to the combined site value of all taxable land owned

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