Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
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Hide history noteThe venture capital credit on a distribution cannot exceed the franking credit on the distribution. It is, in this sense, a species of franking credit.
210-20(2)
A PDF can only distribute venture capital credits if it does it so that all members of the PDF receive venture capital credits in proportion to their holdings.
210-20(3)
If a PDF has a venture capital surplus when it makes a distribution, it must frank the distribution with venture capital credits.
210-20(4)
There are measures to ensure that a PDF does not maintain a venture capital deficit over a prolonged period.
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