MINERALS RESOURCE RENT TAX ACT 2012 (REPEALED)
A miner with a group mining profit greater than $ 75 million and less than $ 125 million for an * MRRT year has an offset for that year if the amount worked out using the following formula is greater than zero:
where:
miner
'
s group MRRT allowances
is the sum of the
*
MRRT allowances
for each mining project interest for the year that an
*
entity
mentioned in subsection
45-5(1)
has.
miner
'
s share of group mining profit
is the sum of the miner
'
s
*
mining profit
for each of its mining project interests for the year, divided by the miner
'
s group mining profit for the year.
taper amount
is the difference between the miner
'
s group mining profit for the year and
$
50 million.
Note 1:
An offset under this section reduces the amount of MRRT that a miner must pay for an MRRT year: see section 10-15 .
Note 2:
If the MRRT year is not a 12-month period, the miner ' s group MRRT allowances and the miner ' s share of group mining profit are affected by section 190-20 (substituted accounting periods).
45-10(2)
The amount of the miner ' s offset for the * MRRT year is the amount worked out using the formula in subsection (1) , multiplied by the * MRRT rate .
Example:
For the 2013-14 MRRT year, Pinder Mines Ltd has a total mining profit of $ 80 million, a group mining profit of $ 100 million, group MRRT allowances of $ 10 million and a taper amount of $ 50 million ( $ 100 million − $ 50 million). The amount worked out using the formula in subsection (1) is $ 22 million:((( $ 75 million − $ 50 million) × 3/2) − $ 10 million) × 4/5. Multiplying this amount by the MRRT rate gives Pinder Mines Ltd an offset for the year of $ 4.95 million.
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