INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1936 (ARCHIVE)
CCH Note:
Below is material substituted or repealed as inoperative in Sch 2D by No 101 of 2006.
CCH Note:
Below is material repealed as inoperative in s 57-25 by No 101 of 2006.
Subject to subsection (5), in determining:
(a) for the purposes of this Act (other than Part IIIA and the excluded provisions mentioned in subsection (4)) whether an amount is included in, or allowable as a deduction from, the assessable income of the transition taxpayer in respect of the disposal; or
(b) for the purposes of Part IIIA :
(i) whether a capital gain accrues to the transition taxpayer in respect of the disposal; or
(ii) whether the transition taxpayer incurs a capital loss in respect of the disposal;
the transition taxpayer is taken:
(c) to have sold, immediately before the transition time, each of its assets; and
(d) to have purchased each of its assets again at the transition time for consideration equal to the asset's adjusted market value at the transition time. 57-25(4)
(a) sections 53I to 62AAV of this Act(relating to depreciation on trading ships); and
(b) Subdivision B of Division 3 of Part III of this Act (about development allowance); and
(c) Divisions 10 , 10AAA , 10AA and 10AB of Part III (about operations relevant to the mining and quarrying industry); and
(d) Division 10A of Part III (about timber operations and timber mill buildings); and
(g) Divisions 10C and 10D (about deductions for capital expenditure on some buildings); and
(h) the former Division 42 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (about depreciation); and
(k) the former Division 330 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (about mining and quarrying); and
(l) the former Subdivision 387-G of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (about forestry roads and timber mill buildings).
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