Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
Use the following method statement:
(a) to work out the amount of the gain for a * taxing event generating a gain under:
(i) section 725-245 ; or
(ii) item 2, 4 or 7 of the table in subsection 725-335(3) ; and
(b) to work out the decrease in * adjustable value of a * down interest under:
(i) item 1, 2, 3, 4 or 6 of the table in subsection 725-250(2) ; or
Method statement
(ii) item 1, 2, 4 or 7 of the table in subsection 725-335(3) .
Step 1.
Group together all * down interests that:
Step 2.
Work out the value shifted from that group of * down interests to the * up interests referred to in the relevant item using the following formula:
Sum of the decreases in *market value of all *down interests in the group because of the *direct value shift | × | Sum of the increases in *market value
of, and *discounts on the issue of, those *up interests because of the *direct value shift Sum of the increases in *market value of, and *discounts given on the issue of, all *up interests because of the *direct value shift |
Step 3.
Work out the notional adjustable value of the value shifted from that group of * down interests to those * up interests using the formula:
Sum of the *adjustable values, immediately before the *decrease time, of all *down interests in the group | × |
Value shifted
Sum of the *market values, immediately before the *decrease time, of all *down interests in the group |
Step 4.
The decrease in the * adjustable value of the * down interest under the relevant item is equal to:
Notional adjustable value
Number of *down interests in the group |
Step 5.
For a * taxing event generating a gain under the relevant item, the amount of the gain is equal to:
Value shifted
−
Notional adjustable value
Number of *down interests in the group |
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