Taxation Administration Act 1953

PART IIB - RUNNING BALANCE ACCOUNTS, APPLICATION OF PAYMENTS AND CREDITS, AND RELATED MATTERS  

Division 3 - Treatment of payments, credits and RBA surpluses  

SECTION 8AAZL   AMOUNTS COVERED BY THIS DIVISION  

8AAZL(1)    
This Division sets out how the Commissioner must treat the following kinds of amount:


(a) a payment the Commissioner receives in respect of a current or anticipated tax debt or tax debts of an entity;


(b) a credit (including an excess non-RBA credit) that an entity is entitled to under a taxation law;


(c) an RBA surplus of an entity.

8AAZL(2)    
The Commissioner must treat each such amount using the method set out in section 8AAZLA or 8AAZLB (but not both).

Note:

In either case, section 8AAZLC has some additional rules that apply to RBA surpluses and to certain excess non-RBA credits.


8AAZL(3)    


However, the Commissioner does not have to treat an amount using either of those methods if doing so would require the Commissioner to apply the amount against a tax debt:


(a) that is due but not yet payable; or


(b) in respect of which the taxpayer has complied with an arrangement under section 255-15 to pay the debt by instalments; or


(c) in respect of which the Commissioner has agreed to defer recovery under section 255-5 .


8AAZL(4)    


Furthermore, the Commissioner does not have to treat an amount using either of those methods if:


(a) doing so would require the Commissioner to apply the amount against a tax debt; and


(b) the tax debt is a penalty that is due and payable under section 269-20 in Schedule 1 (penalties for directors of non-complying companies).



 

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