Draft Taxation Determination
TD 1999/D55
Income tax: capital gains: is roll-over available under Subdivision 124-B of the Income tax Assessment Act 1997 for the loss or destruction of a CGT asset if an asset is damaged?
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1. No. Loss or destruction does not include damage. Subdivision 124-B of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 does not apply to a damaged CGT asset unless the damage done to the asset is so extensive that the asset or a discrete part of the asset can be considered lost or destroyed.
Example 1:
2. The keel of a yacht is destroyed. The yacht is damaged, though not destroyed. However, the keel, as a discrete part of the yacht, is destroyed and roll-over is available.
Example 2:
3. A holiday home is totally reduced to rubble as a result of a tropical cyclone. Roll-over is available for the destruction of the home. However, if only part of the house is damaged during the cyclone, roll-over is not available because the house has not been destroyed.
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Comments by Date: | 1 September 1999 |
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Commissioner of Taxation
4 August 1999
References
ATO references:
NO 99/10859-2
BO CGT Involuntary Disposal summit 1999
Subject References:
Asset
CGT asset
damage
destruction
loss
roll-over
Legislative References:
ITAA 1997 Subdivision 124-B
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