Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
SECTION 705-160 Adjustment to allocation of allocable cost amount to take account of owned profits or losses of certain entities that become subsidiary members
Object
705-160(1)
The object of this section is to prevent a distortion under section 705-35 in the allocation of * allocable cost amount to an entity that becomes a * subsidiary member of the group where that entity has direct or indirect * membership interests in another entity that has certain profits or tax losses when it becomes a subsidiary member.
Adjustment to allocation of allocable cost amount where direct interest in entity with profits/losses
705-160(2)
If: (a) an entity becomes a * subsidiary member of the group at the formation time; and (b) the entity has * membership interests in a second entity that becomes a subsidiary member of the group at that time; and (c) in working out the group ' s * allocable cost amount for the second entity:
(i) an amount is required to be added (the second entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount ) under step 3 in the table in section 705-60 (about profits accruing before becoming a subsidiary member of the group); or
(ii) an amount is required to be subtracted (also the second entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount ) under step 5 in the table in section 705-60 (about losses accruing before becoming a subsidiary member of the group); or
(iii) an amount is required to be subtracted (also the second entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount ) under step 5A in the table in section 705-60 (about *FRT disallowed amounts accruing to a joined group before the joining time);
then, for the purposes of working out under section 705-35 the * tax cost setting amount for the assets of the first entity, the * market value of the first entity ' s membership interests in the second entity is reduced (in a subparagraph (c)(i) case) or increased (in a subparagraph (c)(ii) or (iii) case) by the first entity ' s interest in the second entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount (see subsection (3) ).
First entity ' s interest in second entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount
705-160(3)
The first entity ' s interest in the second entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount is worked out using the formula:
*Market value of first
entity ' s *membership interests in second entity *Market value of all *membership interests in second entity |
× | Second entity
'
s profit/loss
adjustment amount |
Adjustment to allocation of allocable cost amount for indirect interest in entity with profits/losses
705-160(4)
If: (a) an entity becomes a * subsidiary member of the group at the formation time; and (b) the entity has * membership interests in a second entity that becomes a subsidiary member of the group at that time; and (c) the second entity has, directly or indirectly through one or more interposed entities that become subsidiary members of the group at the formation time, membership interests in a third entity that becomes a subsidiary member of the group at that time; and (d) in working out the group ' s * allocable cost amount for the third entity:
(i) an amount is required to be added (the third entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount ) under step 3 in the table in section 705-60 (about profits accruing before becoming a subsidiary member of the group); or
(ii) an amount is required to be subtracted (also the third entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount ) under step 5 in the table in section 705-60 (about losses accruing before becoming a subsidiary member of the group); or
(iii) an amount is required to be subtracted (also the third entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount ) under step 5A in the table in section 705-60 (about *FRT disallowed amounts accruing to a joined group before the joining time);
then, for the purposes of working out under section 705-35 the * tax cost setting amount for the assets of the first entity, the * market value of the first entity ' s membership interests in the second entity is reduced (in a subparagraph (d)(i) case) or increased (in a subparagraph (d)(ii) or (iii) case) by the first entity ' s interest in the third entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount (see subsection (5) ).
First entity ' s interest in third entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount
705-160(5)
The first entity ' s interest in the third entity ' s profit/loss adjustment amount is worked out using the formula:
*Market value of first entity
'
s
membership interests in third entity held through second entity *Market value of all *membership interests in third entity |
× | Third entity
'
s
profit/loss adjustment amount |
where:
market value of first entity
'
s membership interests in third entity held through second entity
means the
*
market value of all
*
membership interests in the third entity that the first entity holds indirectly through the second entity (including through that entity and one or more other entities that become
*
subsidiary members of the group and are interposed between the second entity and the third entity).
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