Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
Use the following method statement to work out the uplift in * adjustable value of an * up interest under:
(a) item 1 or 2 of the table in subsection 725-250(2) ; or
(b) item 1 of the table in subsection 725-335(3) . Method statement
Step 1.
If the *market value of the * up interest increases because of the * direct value shift, group together all up interests of the kind referred to in the relevant item that:
If the * up interest is issued at a * discount, group together all * up interests of the kind referred to in the relevant item that:
Step 2.
The notional adjustable value of the value shifted from the * down interests referred to in the relevant item to all the * up interests referred to in that item has already been worked out under one or more applications of step 3 of the method statement in section 725-365 .
Step 3.
Use the following formula to work out how much of that notional adjustable value is attributable to the value shifted to the group of * up interests referred to in step 1 of this method statement:
Notional
adjustable value |
× | Sum of the *market values,
immediately after the *increase time, of all *up interests in the group Sum of the *market values, immediately after the *increase time, of all *up interests referred to in the relevant item |
Step 4.
The uplift in the * adjustable value of the * up interest under the relevant item is equal to:
The amount worked out under step 3
Number of interests in that group of *up interests |
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