When you must complete Part D
Part D must be completed for those companies that carry on the business of life insurance and that have the following losses carried forward to later income years in the complying superannuation class:
- tax losses, or
- net capital losses.
Do not include tax losses or net capital losses of the complying superannuation class in other parts of the schedule.
Show the tax losses utilised of the complying superannuation class (claimed as a deduction under section 320-141 of the ITAA 1997) in Life insurance companies taxation schedule.
P Complying superannuation class tax losses carried forward to later income years
Write at label P the amount of tax losses carried forward to later income years from the complying superannuation class. This includes prior year tax losses from the complying superannuation class carried forward if they have not been deducted.
A life insurance company has a tax loss of the complying superannuation class for an income year if, in that income year, the company's complying superannuation deductions exceed the sum of the:
- assessable income from the complying superannuation class, and
- net exempt income that is attributable to the complying superannuation class of assets.
Q Complying superannuation net capital losses carried forward to later income years
Write at label Q the amount of net capital losses carried forward to later income years from the complying superannuation class. This includes prior year net capital losses from the complying superannuation class carried forward if they have not been applied.
A life insurance company has a net capital loss from the complying superannuation class for the income year if, in that income year, the capital losses made from complying superannuation class of assets exceed all capital gains made from complying superannuation class of assets.
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