Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
This section covers an accounting liability (the securitisation liability ) if the following circumstances exist:
(a) (Repealed by No 14 of 2018)
(b) in working out the step 4 amount mentioned in subsection 711-45(1) in relation to the leaving entity, an amount would be added under that subsection for the securitisation liability (disregarding subsection 711-45(11) );
(c) a member of the old group transferred or equitably assigned one or more assets (the underlying securitised assets ) to another entity before the leaving time;
(d) the securitisation liability:
(i) arose from the transfer or equitable assignment of the underlying securitised assets; and
(ii) is a liability of the leaving entity at the leaving time (according to the leaving entity ' s *accounting principles for tax cost setting);
(e) the other entity was established for the purpose of securitising assets;
(f) the underlying securitised assets were securitised in accordance with that purpose before the leaving time;
(g) at the leaving time the *market value of the leaving entity ' s interest in the underlying securitised assets is nil, or is substantially less than the amount of the securitisation liability.
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