INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1936 (ARCHIVE)

PART IIIAA - FRANKING OF DIVIDENDS  

Division 2A - Exempting companies and former exempting companies  

SECTION 160AQCND   CALCULATION OF SURPLUS OR DEFICIT  

160AQCND(1)   [Class A exempting surplus]  

The class A exempting surplus of a former exempting company at a particular time in a franking year is the amount by which the total of the class A exempting credits of the company arising in the franking year and before that time exceeds the total of the class A exempting debits of the company arising in the franking year and before that time.

160AQCND(2)   [Class C exempting surplus]  

The class C exempting surplus of a former exempting company at a particular time in a franking year is the amount by which the total of the class C exempting credits of the company arising in the franking year and before that time exceeds the total of the class C exempting debits of the company arising in the franking year and before that time.

160AQCND(3)   [Class A exempting deficit]  

The class A exempting deficit of a former exempting company at a particular time in a franking year is the amount by which the total of the class A exempting debits of the company arising in the franking year and before that time exceeds the total of the class A exempting credits of the company arising in the franking year and before that time.

160AQCND(4)   [Class C exempting deficit]  

The class C exempting deficit of a former exempting company at a particular time in a franking year is the amount by which the total of the class C exempting debits of the company arising in the franking year and before that time exceeds the total of the class C exempting credits of the company arising in the franking year and before that time.


 

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