Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
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CCH Note:
No 158 of 2012 (as amended by No 23 of 2018 and No 49 of 2020), s 3 and Sch 1 item 19 contains the following application provision:
on or after 1 October 2011. The effect of paragraph (a) is that all of the members of the original fund will need to become members of a continuing fund during this period. The effect of paragraph (b) is that the transferring fund needs to cease to hold all relevant assets during this period.
Application provision
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The amendments made by this Schedule apply in relation to a transferring entity and a receiving entity if:
(a)
the condition in subsection
310-10(3)
,
310-15(3)
or
310-20(3)
of the
Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
for those entities is satisfied; and
(b)
all the transfer events (if any) referred to in subsection
310-45(2)
of that Act for those entities happen;
Note 1:
Note 2:
To the extent that an earlier year net capital loss is transferred to a receiving entity:
(a) the transferring entity is taken not to have made the loss for that earlier income year; and
(b) an amount equal to the transferred amount is taken to be:
(i) if the receiving entity is a *life insurance company - a *capital loss from *complying superannuation assets made by the receiving entity for the transfer year; and
(ii) otherwise - a capital loss made by the receiving entity for the transfer year.
310-35(2)
To the extent that a transfer year net capital loss is transferred to a receiving entity:
(a) if the transferring entity is a *life insurance company - the sum of the transferring entity ' s *capital losses from *complying superannuation assets for the transfer year is reduced by an amount equal to the transferred amount; and
(b) if the transferring entity is not a life insurance company - the sum of the transferring entity ' s capital losses for the transfer year is reduced by an amount equal to the transferred amount; and
(c) if the receiving entity is a life insurance company - an amount equal to the transferred amount is taken to be a capital loss from complying superannuation assets made by the receiving entity for the transfer year; and
(d) if the receiving entity is not a life insurance company - an amount equal to the transferred amount is taken to be a capital loss made by the receiving entity for the transfer year.
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