Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
SECTION 715-105 Second choice: head company's final RUNL applied in reducing adjustable values of leaving assets that are loss assets 715-105(1)
The second choice is to reduce under this section the * adjustable value of each leaving asset (a loss asset ) for which the * head company would have had a notional capital loss, or notional revenue loss, under section 165-115F at the time (the test time ) just before the leaving time if the test time had been a * changeover time for the head company. The choice has effect accordingly.
Note:
The consequences of the choice are worked out under this section and section 715-145 .
715-105(2)
If:
(a) 2 or more entities cease to be * subsidiary members of the * consolidated group at the leaving time; and
(b) 2 or more of them make the second choice;
the choices have effect in whichever order the * head company determines.
715-105(3)
This section applies to each of the loss assets in order, according to their respective * adjustable values (apart from this section) at the test time: from largest to smallest. (If an asset has more than one such adjustable value, use the greater or greatest of them.)
715-105(4)
At the test time, the * adjustable value of the loss asset is reduced to the asset's * market value at that time.
715-105(5)
However, if the * head company's * final RUNL at the leaving time (as reduced by any previous reductions under this section) is less than the difference between:
(a) the * adjustable value of the loss asset (apart from this section) at the test time; and
(b) the asset's * market value at the test time;
the adjustable value is instead reduced at the test time by that final RUNL.
715-105(6)
That * final RUNL is reduced by the amount of the reduction under subsection (4) or (5). If 2 or more such reductions are made for the same asset (because it has 2 or more different characters), that final RUNL is reduced by the greater or greatest of the reductions.
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