Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
SECTION 195-100 What this Subdivision is about
The business, assets and liabilities of each sub-fund of a CCIV are taken to constitute the trust estate of a separate trust (a CCIV sub-fund trust), of which the CCIV is the trustee and the members of the sub-fund are the beneficiaries.
This Subdivision sets out further rules to facilitate the CCIV, and the sub-fund and its members, being taxed on this basis, including:
Note:
These modifications also affect whether the trust is a withholding MIT under Subdivision 12-H in Schedule 1 to the Taxation Administration Act 1953 .
Operative provisions | |
195-105 | Effect of this Subdivision |
195-110 | Each sub-fund of a CCIV is taken to be a separate trust |
195-115 | A CCIV sub-fund trust is a unit trust |
195-120 | Beneficiary of a CCIV sub-fund trust has fixed entitlements to shares of income and capital of the trust |
195-123 | How to work out the income of the trust estate of a CCIV sub-fund trust for an income year |
195-125 | When a beneficiary of a CCIV sub-fund trust is presently entitled to trust income |
195-127 | When a beneficiary of a CCIV sub-fund trust has an individual interest in exempt income and non-assessable non-exempt income of the trust estate |
195-130 | Application of Division 275 (managed investment trusts) to a CCIV sub-fund trust |
195-135 | Application of Division 276 (AMITs) to a CCIV sub-fund trust |
195-140 | Entry on Australian Business Register |
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