Taxation of PPPs for social infrastructure projects
Guidance on the ATO’s position on the taxation of social infrastructure Public Private Partnerships (PPPs).
Last updated 9 April 2024
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Guidance on the ATO’s position on the taxation of social infrastructure Public Private Partnerships (PPPs).
Last updated 9 April 2024
This guidance updates our previous guidance called Infrastructure – Australian federal tax framework.
How a social infrastructure PPP differs from an 'economic' PPP.
Key entities and agreements of a standard form securitised licence PPP structure.
The transactions between government, Project Trust and Finance Co in each phase of the standard form PPP.
Finance Co and Project Trust income tax implications plus other tax considerations to be aware of.
Variations to the standard form social infrastructure PPP model may have different income tax implications.
These include valuation, attribution rules and administrative matters.
Explains the tax treatment and implications for PPP consortium members.
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