Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
The Commissioner may disallow deductions of a company (or parts of them) for an income year if:
(a) the company has *derived assessable income, or a *capital gain accrued to the company, some or all of which (the injected amount ) would not have been derived, or would not have accrued, if the company did not have those deductions; and
(b) the income was derived, or the capital gain accrued, in that income year.
The disallowed deductions and parts of deductions may exceed the *injected amount.
Note:
The disallowance may result in a tax loss for the income year. See section 175-35 .
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Hide history note175-20(2)
The Commissioner cannot disallow the deductions or parts of the deductions if the *continuing shareholders will benefit from the derivation of the *injected amount to an extent that the Commissioner thinks fair and reasonable having regard to their respective *shareholding interests in the company.
Note:
Section 175-100 allows the Commissioner to disallow the whole or part of any deductions of an insolvent company.
175-20(3)
The continuing shareholders are the individuals who had *shareholding interests in the company both immediately before the *injected amount was *derived, and immediately afterwards.
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