Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (Archive)
If all the shares in the head company, or in an interposed entity that is a public company, of which an entity is the registered holder at a test time or the base time carry (between them) the right to receive less than 1% of any distribution of capital of the company, those shares (except shares that are part of a substantial shareholding) constitute a capital shareholding of less than 1% in the company at that time.
160ZZSN(2) Meaning of dividend shareholding of less than 1% .If all the shares in the head company, or in an interposed entity that is a public company, of which an entity is the registered holder at a test time or the base time carry (between them) the right to receive less than 1% of any dividends that the company may pay, those shares (except shares that are part of a substantial shareholding) constitute a dividend shareholding of less than 1% in the company at that time.
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