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2002-2003
The Parliament of
the
Commonwealth of
Australia
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES
Presented and read a first
time
Taxation
Laws Amendment Bill (No. 4) 2003
No.
, 2003
(Treasury)
A
Bill for an Act to amend the law relating to taxation, and for related
purposes
Contents
Income Tax Assessment Act
1936 5
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997 9
Income Tax (Transitional Provisions) Act
1997 10
Income Tax Assessment Act
1936 22
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997 32
Income Tax (Transitional Provisions) Act
1997 51
Taxation Administration Act
1953 51
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997 54
Taxation Administration Act
1953 57
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997 65
Taxation Administration Act
1953 65
Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act
1986 66
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997 69
A Bill for an Act to amend the law relating to taxation,
and for related purposes
The Parliament of Australia enacts:
This Act may be cited as the Taxation Laws Amendment Act (No. 4)
2003.
(1) Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table
commences, or is taken to have commenced, on the day or at the time specified in
column 2 of the table.
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2. Schedule 1 |
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3. Schedule 2 |
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4. Schedule 3, items 1 to 45 |
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5. Schedule 3, item 46 |
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6. Schedule 3, items 47 to 57 |
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7. Schedule 3, item 58 |
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8. Schedule 3, items 59 to 71 |
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9. Schedule 3, items 72 and 73 |
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10. Schedule 3, items 74 to 89 |
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11. Schedule 3, item 90 |
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12. Schedule 3, items 91 to 132 |
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13. Schedule 3, item 133 |
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14. Schedule 3, items 134 to 141 |
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15. Schedule 4 |
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16. Schedule 5 |
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17. Schedule 6 |
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18. Schedule 7 |
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Note: This table relates only to the provisions of this Act
as originally passed by the Parliament and assented to. It will not be expanded
to deal with provisions inserted in this Act after assent.
(2) Column 3 of the table is for additional information that is not part
of this Act. This information may be included in any published version of this
Act.
Each Act that is specified in a Schedule to this Act is amended or
repealed as set out in the applicable items in the Schedule concerned, and any
other item in a Schedule to this Act has effect according to its
terms.
Section 170 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 does not
prevent the amendment of an assessment made before the commencement of this
section for the purposes of giving effect to this Act.
Income Tax Assessment Act
1936
1 Subsection 27A(1) (paragraph (c) of the
definition of eligible service period)
Omit “(e)”, substitute “(daa), (e),
(ea)”.
2 Subsection 27A(1) (paragraph (d) of the
definition of eligible service period)
Omit “(h)”, substitute “(gaa), (h),
(ha)”.
3 Subsection 27A(1) (after paragraph (d) of the
definition of eligible termination payment)
Insert:
(daa) an amount resulting from the commutation in whole or in part of a
superannuation pension payable to the taxpayer from a superannuation fund, being
an amount:
(i) that remains in the fund after the commutation, for the purpose of
providing superannuation benefits to the taxpayer or to dependants of the
taxpayer in the event of the death of the taxpayer; or
(ii) that is applied, immediately after the commutation, towards the
provision of one or more other superannuation pensions payable to the taxpayer
from that fund;
4 Subsection 27A(1) (after paragraph (e) of the
definition of eligible termination payment)
Insert:
(ea) the residual capital value of a superannuation pension payable to the
taxpayer from a superannuation fund:
(i) that remains in the fund, after the residual capital value of the
pension became payable, for the purpose of the provision of superannuation
benefits to the taxpayer or to dependants of the taxpayer in the event of the
death of the taxpayer; or
(ii) that is applied, immediately after the residual capital value of the
pension became payable, towards the provision of one or more other
superannuation pensions payable to the taxpayer from that fund;
5 Subsection 27A(1) (after paragraph (g) of the
definition of eligible termination payment)
Insert:
(gaa) an amount resulting from the commutation in whole or in part of a
qualifying annuity (the first annuity) payable to the taxpayer,
being an amount applied, immediately after the commutation, towards the
provision of one or more other qualifying annuities payable to the taxpayer by
the payer of the first annuity;
6 Subsection 27A(1) (after paragraph (h) of the
definition of eligible termination payment)
Insert:
(ha) the residual capital value of a qualifying annuity (the first
annuity) payable to the taxpayer, that is applied, immediately after
that residual capital value became payable, towards the provision of one or more
other qualifying annuities payable to the taxpayer by the payer of the first
annuity;
7 Subsection 27A(1)
Insert:
internal roll-over amount, in respect of a taxpayer, means an
ETP covered by any of paragraphs (daa), (ea), (gaa) or (ha) of the
definition of eligible termination payment in this
subsection.
8 Subsection 27A(1) (paragraph (a) of the
definition of undeducted contributions)
Omit “(e)”, substitute “(daa), (e),
(ea)”.
9 Subsection 27A(1) (paragraph (c) of the
definition of undeducted contributions)
Omit “(h)”, substitute “(gaa), (h),
(ha)”.
10 After subsection 27A(5C)
Insert:
(6) If the Commissioner specifies in writing guidelines or principles to
be applied in calculating internal roll-over amounts, an internal roll-over
amount is to be calculated in accordance with those guidelines or
principles.
11 Subsection 27A(12)
After “qualifying eligible termination payment if”, insert
“it is an internal roll-over amount in relation to the taxpayer or
if”.
12 Paragraph 27A(13)(a)
After “if”, insert “the amount is an internal roll-over
amount or if”.
13 Subsection 27AAAA(2)
Omit “(e), (f), (g), (h)”, substitute “(daa), (e), (ea),
(f), (g), (gaa), (h), (ha)”.
14 Paragraph 27AAAA(4)(b)
After “payment of”, insert “, or
represents,”.
15 Subsection 27AB(1) (table item 5, column
headed “ETP type”)
Omit “(h)”, substitute “(gaa), (h),
(ha)”.
16 Subsection 27AB(1) (table item 7, column
headed “ETP type”)
Omit “(e)”, substitute “(daa), (e),
(ea)”.
17 After subparagraph
27D(1)(b)(i)
Insert:
and (ia) details of each internal roll-over amount (in this section
referred to as a qualifying roll-over payment) in relation to the
taxpayer; and
18 Application
The amendments made by this Schedule apply to commutations occurring, and
residual capital values becoming payable, on or after 1 July
2001.
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997
1 At the end of
section 40-30
Add:
(6) This Division applies to a *mining,
quarrying or prospecting right (the new right) as if it were a
continuation of another mining, quarrying or prospecting right you
*held if:
(a) the other right ends; and
(b) the new right and the other right relate to the same area, or any
difference in area is not significant.
2 Paragraph 40-80(1)(b)
Before “you do not use it”, insert “when you first use
the asset,”.
3 Subsection 40-95(7) (at the end of the
table)
Add:
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11 |
A *mining, quarrying or prospecting right
relating to *mining operations (except
obtaining *petroleum or quarry
materials) |
The life of the mine or proposed mine or, if there is more than one, the
life of the mine that has the longest estimated life |
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12 |
A *mining, quarrying or prospecting right
relating to *mining operations to obtain
*petroleum |
The life of the petroleum field or proposed petroleum field |
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13 |
A *mining, quarrying or prospecting right
relating to *mining operations to obtain quarry
materials |
The life of the quarry or proposed quarry or, if there is more than one,
the life of the quarry that has the longest estimated life |
4 Subsection 40-95(8)
Omit “(for example, a *mining,
quarrying or prospecting right)”.
5 Subsection 40-730(7)
Omit “for a *taxable purpose”,
substitute “for the *purpose of producing
assessable income”.
Income Tax (Transitional
Provisions) Act 1997
6 At the end of subsection
40-35(1)
Add:
Note: Subsection (6) also applies to a case where you
did not have unrecouped expenditure at 30 June 2001: see
subsection (8).
7 At the end of
section 40-35
Add:
(7) If section 40-115 of the new Act applies, or section 40-125
of the new Act would, apart from this subsection, apply, to the real asset
referred to in subsection (5) of this section, then:
(a) if the real asset is split into 2 or more depreciating assets and you
stop holding, or stop using for a taxable purpose, one or more but not all of
the assets into which it is split—subsection (5) does not apply to
that asset or assets into which it is split that you continue to hold and
continue to use for a taxable purpose; or
(b) if the real asset is merged into another depreciating
asset—section 40-125 does not apply to the asset into which it is
merged while you continue to hold it.
(8) Subsection (6) also applies to a case where:
(a) you did not have an amount of unrecouped expenditure under
Division 330 of the former Act at the end of 30 June 2001, but you had
an amount of unrecouped expenditure under that Division before 30 June
2001; and
(b) that expenditure relates to property that is not a depreciating asset
(the other property); and
(c) after that day, the other property is disposed of, lost or destroyed,
or you stop using it for a taxable purpose.
8 After section 40-35
Insert:
(1) This section applies to you if:
(a) you incur expenditure after 30 June 2001 under a contract entered
into before that day; and
(b) the expenditure would have been allowable capital expenditure, and you
could have deducted an amount for it, under Division 330 of the former Act
if you had incurred it before 1 July 2001; and
(c) the expenditure does not relate to a depreciating asset.
(2) Division 40 of the new Act applies to the expenditure as if it
were a depreciating asset (the notional asset) you hold on this
basis:
(a) it has a cost at the time you incur the expenditure equal to the
amount of the expenditure; and
(b) in applying the formula in section 40-75 of the new Act for the
income year in which you incur the expenditure—you use the adjustments in
subsection 40-75(3) of the new Act; and
(c) it is taken to be used for a taxable purpose when you incur the
expenditure; and
(d) it has an effective life worked out under subsection (3);
and
(e) you must use the prime cost method.
Note: There are special rules for entities that have
substituted accounting periods: see section 40-65.
(3) The effective life of the notional asset at the start of an income
year (present income year) for which you are working out its
decline in value is:
(a) for an amount of expenditure incurred in carrying on eligible mining
operations other than in the course of petroleum mining—the lesser of 10
and the number equal to the number of whole years in the estimated life of the
mine, or proposed mine, on the mining property, or, if there is more than one
such mine, of the mine that has the longest estimated life, as at the end of the
present income year; or
(b) for an amount of expenditure incurred in carrying on eligible mining
operations in the course of petroleum mining—the lesser of 10 and the
number equal to the number of whole years in the estimated life of the petroleum
field or proposed petroleum field as at the end of the present income year;
or
(c) for an amount of expenditure incurred in carrying on eligible
quarrying operations—the lesser of 20 and the number equal to the number
of whole years in the estimated life of the quarry, or proposed quarry, on the
quarrying property, or, if there is more than one such quarry, of the quarry
that has the longest estimated life, as at the end of the present income
year.
(4) Sections 40-95 and 40-110 of the new Act do not apply to the
expenditure.
(5) If both of these paragraphs apply:
(a) any of the expenditure referred to in subsection (1) relates to
property that is not a depreciating asset (the other
property);
(b) in an income year (the cessation year), the other
property is disposed of, lost or destroyed, or you stop using it for a taxable
purpose;
there is an additional decline in value of the notional asset for the
cessation year equal to so much of the notional asset’s adjustable value
as relates to the other property.
(6) If the other property is disposed of, lost or destroyed, or you stop
using it for a taxable purpose, you must include in your assessable
income:
(a) if the other property is sold for a price specific to that
property—that price, less the expenses of the sale (to the extent the
expenses are reasonably attributable to selling that particular property);
or
(b) if the other property is sold with additional property without a
specific price being allocated to it—the part of the total sale price,
less the reasonably attributable expenses of the sale, that is reasonably
attributable to selling the other property; or
(c) if the other property is lost or destroyed—the amount or value
received or receivable under an insurance policy or otherwise for the loss or
destruction; or
(d) if you own the other property and you stop using it for a taxable
purpose—its market value at that time; or
(e) if you do not own the property and you stop using it for a taxable
purpose—a reasonable amount.
However, the amount included is reduced to the extent (if any) that it is
also included under subsection 40-830(6) of the new Act.
(1) This section applies to expenditure you incur, under a contract
entered into before 30 June 2001, if:
(a) the expenditure would have been a mining cash bidding payment under
Subdivision 330-D of the former Act; and
(b) either:
(i) you incurred the expenditure before that day but the grant of the
mining authority concerned occurred on a day (the start day) after
30 June 2001; or
(ii) the grant of the mining authority concerned occurred before
30 June 2001 but you incurred the expenditure on a day (also the
start day) after 30 June 2001.
(2) Division 40 of the new Act applies to the expenditure as if it
were a depreciating asset (the notional asset) you hold on this
basis:
(a) it has a cost at the start day equal to the amount of the expenditure;
and
(b) in applying the formula in section 40-75 of the new Act for the
income year in which the start day occurs—you use the adjustments in
subsection 40-75(3) of the new Act; and
(c) it is taken to be used for a taxable purpose on the start day;
and
(d) it has an effective life worked out under subsection (3);
and
(e) you must use the prime cost method.
Note: There are special rules for entities that have
substituted accounting periods: see section 40-65.
(3) The effective life of the notional asset at the start of an income
year (present income year) for which you are working out its
decline in value is:
(a) for an amount of expenditure incurred in carrying on eligible mining
operations other than in the course of petroleum mining—the lesser of 10
and the number equal to the number of whole years in the estimated life of the
mine, or proposed mine, on the mining property, or, if there is more than one
such mine, of the mine that has the longest estimated life, as at the end of the
present income year; or
(b) for an amount of expenditure incurred in carrying on eligible mining
operations in the course of petroleum mining—the lesser of 10 and the
number equal to the number of whole years in the estimated life of the petroleum
field or proposed petroleum field as at the end of the present income
year.
(4) Sections 40-95 and 40-110 of the new Act do not apply to the
expenditure.
(5) If both of these paragraphs apply:
(a) any of the expenditure referred to in subsection (1) relates to a
depreciating asset (the real asset);
(b) in an income year (the cessation year) you stop holding
the real asset, or stop using it for a taxable purpose; or
there is an additional decline in value of the notional asset for the
cessation year equal to so much of the notional asset’s adjustable value
as relates to the real asset and has not been taken into account in working out
the amount of a balancing adjustment in relation to the real asset.
(6) If section 40-115 of the new Act applies, or section 40-125
of the new Act would, apart from this subsection, apply, to the real asset
referred to in subsection (5) of this section, then:
(a) if the real asset is split into 2 or more depreciating assets and you
stop holding, or stop using for a taxable purpose, one or more but not all of
the assets into which it is split—subsection (5) does not apply to
that asset or assets into which it is split that you continue to hold and
continue to use for a taxable purpose; or
(b) if the real asset is merged into another depreciating
asset—section 40-125 does not apply to the asset into which it is
merged while you continue to hold it.
9 At the end of
section 40-40
Add:
(6) If section 40-115 of the new Act applies, or section 40-125
of the new Act would, apart from this subsection, apply, to the real asset
referred to in subsection (4) of this section, then:
(a) if the real asset is split into 2 or more depreciating assets and you
stop holding, or stop using for a taxable purpose, one or more but not all of
the assets into which it is split—subsection (4) does not apply to
that asset or assets into which it is split that you continue to hold and
continue to use for a taxable purpose; or
(b) if the real asset is merged into another depreciating
asset—section 40-125 does not apply to the asset into which it is
merged while you continue to hold it.
10 After section 40-40
Insert:
(1) This section applies to you if:
(a) you incur expenditure after 30 June 2001 under a contract entered
into before that day; and
(b) the expenditure would have been transport capital expenditure in
respect of a transport facility, and you could have deducted an amount for it,
under Subdivision 330-H of the former Act if you had incurred it before
1 July 2001 and you had started to use the facility for a qualifying
purpose before 1 July 2001; and
(c) the expenditure does not relate to a depreciating asset.
(2) Division 40 of the new Act applies to the expenditure as if it
were a depreciating asset (the notional asset) you hold on this
basis:
(a) it has a cost at the time you incur the expenditure equal to the
amount of the expenditure; and
(b) in applying the formula in section 40-75 of the new Act for your
income year in which you incur the expenditure—you use the adjustments in
subsection 40-75(3) of the new Act; and
(c) it is taken to have been used for a taxable purpose when you incur the
expenditure; and
(d) it has an effective life when you incur the expenditure equal to the
years remaining for the expenditure under section 330-395 of the former
Act; and
(e) you must use the prime cost method.
Note: There are special rules for entities that have
substituted accounting periods: see section 40-65.
(3) Sections 40-95 and 40-110 of the new Act do not apply to the
expenditure.
(4) If both of these paragraphs apply:
(a) any of the expenditure referred to in subsection (1) relates to
property that is not a depreciating asset (the other
property);
(b) in an income year (the cessation year), the other
property is disposed of, lost or destroyed, or you stop using it for a taxable
purpose;
there is an additional decline in value of the notional asset for the
cessation year equal to so much of the notional asset’s adjustable value
as relates to the other property.
(5) If the other property is disposed of, lost or destroyed, or you stop
using it for a taxable purpose, you must include in your assessable
income:
(a) if the other property is sold for a price specific to that
property—that price, less the expenses of the sale (to the extent the
expenses are reasonably attributable to selling that particular property);
or
(b) if the other property is sold with additional property without a
specific price being allocated to it—the part of the total sale price,
less the reasonably attributable expenses of the sale, that is reasonably
attributable to selling the other property; or
(c) if the other property is lost or destroyed—the amount or value
received or receivable under an insurance policy or otherwise for the loss or
destruction; or
(d) if you own the other property and you stop using it for a taxable
purpose—its market value at that time; or
(e) if you do not own the property and you stop using it for a taxable
purpose—a reasonable amount.
However, the amount included is reduced to the extent (if any) that it is
also included under subsection 40-830(6) of the new Act.
(1) Despite subsections 40-35(5), 40-38(5) and 40-40(4), there is no
additional decline in the value of the notional asset referred to in those
subsections if:
(a) apart from this section, subsection 40-35(5), 40-38(5) or 40-40(4)
would apply because the real asset referred to in that subsection is disposed
of; and
(b) roll-over relief is chosen under subsection 40-340(3) of the Income
Tax Assessment Act 1997 for the disposal.
(2) Instead, the cost to the transferee of that real asset is the sum
of:
(a) the adjustable value of that real asset; and
(b) the adjustable value of the notional asset referred to in subsection
40-35(5), 40-38(5) or 40-40(4);
just before the disposal.
11 After subsection 40-77(1)
Insert:
(1A) Division 40 of the new Act does not apply to a renewal or
extension of a mining, quarrying or prospecting right that you started to hold
before 1 July 2001.
(1B) Subsection (1) applies to a mining, quarrying or prospecting
right (the new right) that you start to hold on or after
1 July 2001 as if you had started to hold the new right before that day
if:
(a) you started to hold another mining, quarrying or prospecting right
before that day; and
(b) the other right ends on or after that day; and
(c) the new right and the other right relate to the same area, or any
difference in area is not significant.
(1C) Division 40 of the new Act does not apply to a mining, quarrying
or prospecting right if:
(a) a company (the original holder) started to hold the
right before 1 July 2001; and
(b) the right is transferred after that day to another company
where:
(i) the other company is a member of the same wholly-owned group as the
original holder and was a member of that group just before that day;
and
(ii) the right was held in the period between that day and the time of the
transfer by a company or companies that were members of that group on that day
and at the time of the transfer.
12 Paragraph 40-77(2)(a)
After “associate of yours”, insert “(except a company
that is a member of the same wholly-owned group)”.
13 At the end of
section 40-77
Add:
(4) Your assessable income includes an amount if:
(a) after 1 July 2001, you stop holding a mining, quarrying or
prospecting right that you started to hold before that day; and
(b) you have deducted or can deduct an amount for it under
Subdivision 330-C in relation to Subdivision 330-D or 330-E of the
former Act.
The amount included is the amount you have deducted or can
deduct.
(5) Your assessable income also includes an amount if:
(a) after 1 July 2001, you stop holding a mining, quarrying or
prospecting right that you started to hold before that day; and
(b) because of section 40-35 or 40-38 of this Act, you have deducted
or can deduct an amount for a notional asset that relates to expenditure on the
right under Division 40 of the new Act.
The amount included is the amount you have deducted or can
deduct.
(6) Division 110 of the new Act applies as if an amount included in
assessable income under subsection (4) or (5) of this section were the
reversal of a deduction under a provision of the new Act outside Parts 3-1
and 3-3 and Division 243.
(7) An amount that would be included in your assessable income under
subsection 40-285(1) of the new Act in respect of a mining, quarrying or
prospecting right is reduced by an amount worked out under subsection (8)
if:
(a) you acquired the right from an associate (except a company that is a
member of the same wholly-owned group) on or after 1 July 2001;
and
(b) the associate started to hold the right before that day.
(8) The amount is reduced (but not below zero) by the difference between
the capital cost that you incurred after that day and the amount to which the
cost of the right is limited under subsection (2) of this
section.
14 At the end of
Subdivision 40-B
Add:
(1) This section applies to a depreciating asset that is plant
if:
(a) you entered into a contract to acquire the plant, you otherwise
acquired it or you started to construct it before 11.45 am, by legal time in the
Australian Capital Territory, on 21 September 1999; and
(b) you held it at the end of 30 June 2001; and
(c) on or after 1 July 2001:
(i) the plant is split into 2 or more depreciating assets; or
(ii) the plant is merged into another depreciating asset.
(2) For a case where the plant is split into 2 or more depreciating
assets, the new Act applies as if you had acquired the assets into which it is
split before the time mentioned in paragraph (1)(a) while you continue to
hold those assets.
(3) For a case where the plant is merged into another depreciating asset,
section 40-125 of the new Act does not apply to the asset, or to your
interest in the asset, into which it is merged while you continue to hold
it.
15 After section 40-285
Insert:
(1) This section applies if:
(a) on or after 1 July 2001, a company (the transferor)
disposes of a depreciating asset to another company; and
(b) the companies are members of the same linked group at the time of the
disposal; and
(c) apart from this section, the disposal would have resulted
in:
(i) an amount (the included amount) being included in the
assessable income of the transferor under subsection 40-285(1) of the Income
Tax Assessment Act 1997; and
(ii) the transferor having an additional decline in value (the
deductible amount) under subsection 40-35(5), 40-38(5) or 40-40(4)
of this Act; and
(d) the included amount is more than the deductible amount.
(2) Subsection 40-35(5), 40-38(5) or 40-40(4) of this Act does not apply
to the disposal.
(3) The amount that is included in the transferor’s assessable
income under subsection 40-285(1) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
is the included amount reduced by the deductible amount.
(1) This section applies if:
(a) on or after 1 July 2001, a company (the transferor)
disposes of property that is not a depreciating asset to another company;
and
(b) the companies are members of the same linked group at the time of the
disposal; and
(c) apart from this section, the disposal would have resulted in the
transferor having an additional decline in value (the deductible
amount) under subsection 40-35(5), 40-37(5), 40-40(4) or 40-43(4) of
this Act; and
(d) the sum of:
(i) the money the transferor receives, or is entitled to receive, in
respect of the disposal; and
(ii) the market value of any other property the transferor receives, or is
entitled to receive, in respect of the disposal;
is more than the deductible amount.
(2) There is no additional decline in value of the notional asset referred
to in subsection 40-35(5), 40-37(5), 40-40(4) or 40-43(4) as a result of the
disposal.
(3) Any amount that would be included in the transferor’s assessable
income under subsection 40-35(6), 40-37(6), 40-38(6), 40-40(5) or 40-43(5) of
this Act, or subsection 40-830(6) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997,
as a result of the disposal is reduced by the deductible amount.
16 At the end of
Subdivision 40-D
Add:
Section 40-365 of the new Act applies to a case where:
(a) a balancing adjustment event occurred for plant in the circumstances
mentioned in subsection 42-293(2) of the former Act before 1 July 2001;
and
(b) you start to hold a replacement asset or assets after that day;
and
(c) the conditions in subsections 40-365(3) and (4) of the new Act are
satisfied.
17 Application of amendments
The amendments made by this Schedule apply to assessments for the income
year in which 1 July 2001 occurred and later income years.
Income Tax Assessment Act
1936
1 Subsection 6(1)
Insert:
non-assessable non-exempt income has the meaning given by the
Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
2 Subparagraph 6AB(2)(b)(iv)
Omit “23AI exempt part”, substitute “23AI non-assessable
part”.
3 Subparagraph 6AB(2)(b)(vi)
Omit “23AK exempt part”, substitute “23AK non-assessable
part”.
4 Paragraph 6AB(3A)(b)
Omit “23AI exempt part”, substitute “23AI non-assessable
part”.
5 Paragraph 6AB(3A)(c)
Omit “23AK exempt part”, substitute “23AK non-assessable
part”.
6 Paragraph 23(jd)
Repeal the paragraph.
7 Subsection 23AE(1A) (note)
Omit “51-25”, substitute “59-15”.
8 Subsection 23AH(2)
Repeal the subsection, substitute:
(2) If the original taxpayer in relation to the foreign branch income is a
company, so much of the foreign branch income as is attributable to a period
when the company was a resident is not assessable income and is not exempt
income of the company.
Note: The heading to section 23AH is replaced by the
heading “Foreign branch profits of Australian companies not
assessable”.
9 Paragraph 23AH(3)(d)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(d) so much of the foreign branch income as is attributable to a period
when the actual taxpayer was a resident is not assessable income and is not
exempt income of the original taxpayer; and
10 Subsection 23AH(4)
Repeal the subsection.
11 Paragraph 23AH(9)(d)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(d) so much of the foreign branch capital gain as is attributable to a
period when the actual taxpayer was a resident is not assessable income and is
not exempt income of the original taxpayer; and
12 Paragraph 23AI(1)(c)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(c) if the payment is of a kind referred to in paragraph
365(1)(a)—the payment is not assessable income, and is not exempt income,
to the extent of the debit;
Note: The heading to section 23AI is replaced by the
heading “Amounts paid out of attributed income not
assessable”.
13 Paragraph 23AI(1)(d)
Omit “that amount is not so included, to the extent of the
debit”, substitute “that amount is not assessable income, and is not
exempt income, to the extent of the debit”.
14 Paragraph 23AI(1)(e)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(e) if the payment is of a kind referred to in paragraph 365(1)(c) and,
apart from this section, an amount would be included in the taxpayer’s
assessable income under section 97, 98A or 100 in respect of a share of the
net income of the trust of the year of income referred to in that
paragraph—that amount is not assessable income and is not exempt income,
to the extent of the debit;
(ea) if the payment is of a kind referred to in paragraph 365(1)(c) and,
apart from this section, an amount would be assessable to the trustee of the
trust referred to in that paragraph under section 98 in respect of a share
of the net income of the trust of the year of income referred to in that
paragraph—that amount is not so assessable to the extent of the
debit;
15 Paragraph 23AI(1)(g)
Omit “not so included”, substitute “not assessable
income, and is not exempt income,”.
16 Subsection 23AJ(1)
Omit “exempt from income tax”, substitute “not assessable
income, and is not exempt income,”.
Note: The heading to section 23AJ is replaced by the
heading “Certain non-portfolio dividends from foreign countries not
assessable”.
17 Paragraph 23AK(1)(c)
Omit “exempt from tax”, substitute “not assessable
income, and is not exempt income,”.
Note: The heading to section 23AK is replaced by the
heading “Amounts paid out of attributed foreign investment fund income
not assessable”.
18 Paragraph 23AK(1)(d)
Omit “not so included,”, substitute “not assessable
income, and is not exempt income,”.
19 Paragraph 23AK(1)(e)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(e) if the payment is of a kind referred to in paragraph 603(1)(d) and,
apart from this section, an amount would be included in the taxpayer’s
assessable income under section 97, 98A or 100 in respect of a share of the
net income of the trust of the year of income referred to in that
paragraph—that amount is not assessable income, and is not exempt income,
to the extent of the debit;
(ea) if the payment is of a kind referred to in paragraph 603(1)(d) and,
apart from this section, an amount would be assessable to the trustee of the
trust referred to in that paragraph under section 98 in respect of a share
of the net income of the trust of the year of income referred to in that
paragraph—that amount is not so assessable to the extent of the
debit;
20 Paragraph 23AK(1)(g)
Omit “not so included”, substitute “not assessable
income, and is not exempt income,”.
21 Paragraph 23AK(1)(h)
Omit “exempt from tax”, substitute “not assessable
income, and is not exempt income,”.
22 Paragraph 23AK(1)(i)
Omit “exempt from tax”, substitute “not assessable
income, and is not exempt income,”.
23 Subsection 23E(1)
Repeal the subsection, substitute:
(1) An amount received by a person upon the redemption of a Special Bond,
other than a part of that amount paid as accrued interest, is not assessable
income and is not exempt income of the person.
24 Subsection 23J(1)
Repeal the subsection, substitute:
(1) An amount received by a person upon the sale or redemption of eligible
securities purchased or otherwise acquired at a discount on or before
30 June 1982, other than any part of that amount received as accrued
interest, is not assessable income and is not exempt income of the
person.
25 Subsection 23L(1)
Repeal the subsection, substitute:
(1) Income derived by a taxpayer by way of the provision of a fringe
benefit within the meaning of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986
is not assessable income and is not exempt income of the taxpayer.
(1A) Income derived by a taxpayer by way of the provision of a benefit
(other than a benefit to which paragraph 26(eaa) of this Act applies) that, but
for paragraph (g) of the definition of fringe benefit in
subsection 136(1) of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986, would
be a fringe benefit within the meaning of that Act is exempt income of the
taxpayer.
Note: The heading to section 23L is replaced by the
heading “Certain benefits in the nature of income not
assessable”.
26 Subparagraph 47A(7)(b)(i)
Repeal the subparagraph, substitute:
(i) non-assessable non-exempt exempt income under section 23AJ (in
whole or in part); or
27 Subsection 59(2AAA)
Repeal the subsection, substitute:
(2AAA) For the purposes of the application of subsection (2), any
amount by which consideration receivable under firearms surrender arrangements
exceeds the depreciated value of a surrendered item of property is not
assessable income and not exempt income of the taxpayer.
Note: Firearms surrender arrangements has the
meaning given by subsection 6(1).
28 Section 90
Insert:
non-assessable non-exempt income, in relation to a
partnership, means the non-assessable non-exempt income of the partnership
calculated as if the partnership were a taxpayer who was a resident.
29 At the end of
section 92
Add:
(4) The non-assessable non-exempt income of a partner in a partnership
shall include:
(a) so much of the individual interest of the partner in the
non-assessable non-exempt income of the partnership of the year of income as is
attributable to a period when the partner was a resident; and
(b) so much of the individual interest of the partner in the
non-assessable non-exempt income of the partnership of the year of income as is
attributable to a period when the partner was not a resident and is also
attributable to sources in Australia.
30 Subsection 95(1)
Insert:
non-assessable non-exempt income, in relation to a trust
estate, means the non-assessable non-exempt income of the trust estate
calculated as if the trustee were a taxpayer who was a resident.
31 At the end of subsection 97(1) (before the
note)
Add:
; and (c) the non-assessable non-exempt income of the beneficiary shall
include:
(i) so much of the individual interest of the beneficiary in the
non-assessable non-exempt income of the trust estate as is attributable to a
period when the beneficiary was a resident; and
(ii) so much of the individual interest of the beneficiary in the
non-assessable non-exempt income of the trust estate as is attributable to a
period when the beneficiary was not a resident and is also attributable to
sources in Australia.
32 After subsection 99B(2)
Insert:
(2A) An amount that is not included in a beneficiary’s assessable
income because of paragraph (2)(d) or (e) is not assessable income and is
not exempt income.
33 Paragraph 102AAZB(a)
Omit “exempt income”, substitute “non-assessable
income”.
34 Subsection 109ZC(3)
Repeal the subsection, substitute:
(3) An amount that is taken not to be a dividend under subsection (2)
is not assessable income and is not exempt income.
35 Section 128D
Omit “shall not be included in the assessable income of a
person”, substitute “is not assessable income and is not exempt
income of a person”.
Note: The heading to section 128D is replaced by the
heading “Certain income not assessable”.
36 Paragraph 128TA(1)(a)
Omit “exempt from income tax”, substitute “non-assessable
non-exempt income”.
37 Paragraph 128TA(2)(a)
Omit “exempt”, substitute “non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
38 Paragraph 128TA(2)(b)
Omit “exempt from income tax”, substitute “non-assessable
non-exempt income”.
39 Section 160AFCD
Repeal the section, substitute:
(1) If an attribution account payment made to a resident taxpayer by an
attribution account entity in a year of income is, in whole or in part (the
section 23AI non-assessable part), not assessable income and
not exempt income under section 23AI, these provisions have
effect:
(a) the section 23AI non-assessable part is taken, for the purposes
of paragraph 160AF(1)(a) but not (d), to be included in the assessable income of
the taxpayer of the year of income;
(b) the taxpayer is taken for the purposes of this Division to have paid,
and to have been personally liable for, in respect of the section 23AI
non-assessable part, in the year of income, an amount of foreign tax calculated
using the formula:
(2) In this section:
AEP or adjusted exempt percentage means the
percentage that would be the exempt percentage if the attribution account
payment were reduced by any part of that payment that is non-assessable
non-exempt income under section 23AJ.
AT or attributed tax means the amount of any
attributed tax account debit arising for the attribution account entity in
relation to the taxpayer on the making of the attribution account payment, to
the extent that the amount of the debit does not exceed the multiple of the
adjusted exempt percentage and the underlying tax.
DT or direct tax means any foreign tax that,
disregarding this section and section 160AFC, the taxpayer is taken for the
purposes of this Division to have paid, and to have been personally liable for,
in respect of the attribution account payment.
EP or exempt percentage means the percentage of
the attribution account payment represented by the section 23AI
non-assessable part.
UT or underlying tax means any foreign tax
(other than CFC-type foreign tax) that, disregarding this section, the taxpayer
is taken, for the purposes of this Division, to have paid, and to have been
personally liable for, under section 160AFC in respect of the attribution
account payment.
40 Section 160AFCJ
Repeal the section, substitute:
(1) If a FIF attribution account payment made to a resident taxpayer by a
FIF attribution account entity in a year of income is, in whole or in part (the
section 23AK non-assessable part), not assessable income and
not exempt income under section 23AK, these provisions have
effect.
(2) The section 23AK non-assessable part is taken, for the purposes
of paragraph 160AF(1)(a) but not (d), to be included in the taxpayer’s
assessable income of the year of income.
(3) The taxpayer is taken for the purposes of this Division to have paid,
and to have been personally liable for, in respect of the section 23AK
non-assessable part, in the year of income, an amount of foreign tax worked out
using the formula:
(4) In this section:
AEP or adjusted exempt percentage means the
percentage that would be the exempt percentage if the FIF attribution account
payment were reduced by any part of that payment that is non-assessable
non-exempt income under section 23AJ.
AT or attributed tax means the amount of any
FIF attributed tax account debit arising for the FIF attribution account entity
in relation to the taxpayer on the making of the FIF attribution account
payment, to the extent that the amount of the debit does not exceed the multiple
of the adjusted exempt percentage and the underlying tax.
DT or direct tax means any foreign tax that,
disregarding this section and section 160AFC, the taxpayer is taken for the
purposes of this Division to have paid, and to have been personally liable for,
in respect of the FIF attribution account payment.
EP or exempt percentage means the percentage of
the FIF attribution account payment represented by the section 23AK
non-assessable part.
UT or underlying tax means any foreign tax
that, disregarding this section, the taxpayer is taken, for the purposes of this
Division, to have paid, and to have been personally liable for, under
subparagraph 6AB(3)(a)(ii) or under section 160AFC in respect of the FIF
attribution account payment.
41 Paragraph 160AQT(4)(b)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(b) paragraphs 320-37(1)(a) and (d) of the Income Tax Assessment Act
1997.
42 Paragraph 160AQU(2)(b)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(b) paragraphs 320-37(1)(a) and (d) of the Income Tax Assessment Act
1997.
43 Paragraph 160AQWA(1)(b)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(b) paragraphs 320-37(1)(a) and (d) of the Income Tax Assessment Act
1997;
44 Subparagraph
160AQZB(1)(c)(ii)
Repeal the subparagraph, substitute:
(ii) would have been included in the assessable income of the holder of
the interest if paragraphs 320-37(1)(a) and (d) of the Income Tax Assessment
Act 1997 had not been enacted;
45 Subparagraph
160AQZC(1)(c)(ii)
Repeal the subparagraph, substitute:
(ii) would have been included in the assessable income of the holder of
the interest if paragraphs 320-37(1)(a) and (d) of the Income Tax Assessment
Act 1997 had not been enacted;
46 Subsection 170(10AB)
Omit “Division 22”, substitute
“section 59-30”.
47 Subparagraph 530(1)(d)(i)
Omit “exempt from income tax”, substitute “non-assessable
non-exempt income”.
48 At the end of section 271-105 in
Schedule 2F
Add:
(3) The amount of the reduction is not assessable income and is not exempt
income.
Note: The heading to section 271-105 in
Schedule 2F is replaced by the heading “Amounts subject to family
trust distribution tax not assessable”.
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997
49 Section 6-1
Repeal the section, substitute:
(1) Assessable income consists of ordinary income and statutory
income.
(2) Some ordinary income, and some statutory income, is exempt
income.
(3) Exempt income is not assessable income.
(4) Some ordinary income, and some statutory income, is neither assessable
income nor exempt income.
For the effect of the GST in working out
assessable income, see Division 17.
(5) An amount of ordinary income or statutory income can have only one
status (that is, assessable income, exempt income or non-assessable non-exempt
income) in the hands of a particular entity.
[This is the end of the Guide.]
50 Subsection 6-15(2) (note)
Repeal the note, substitute:
Note: If an amount is exempt income, there are other
consequences besides it being exempt from income tax. For
example:
• the amount may be taken into account in working out
the amount of a tax loss (see section 36-10);
• you cannot deduct as a general deduction a loss or
outgoing incurred in deriving the amount (see Division 8);
• capital gains and losses on assets used solely to
produce exempt income are disregarded (see
section 118-12).
51 At the end of
section 6-15
Add:
(3) If an amount is *non-assessable
non-exempt income, it is not assessable income.
Note 1: You cannot deduct as a general deduction a loss or
outgoing incurred in deriving an amount of non-assessable non-exempt income (see
Division 8).
Note 2: Capital gains and losses on assets used to produce
some types of non-assessable non-exempt income are disregarded (see
section 118-12).
52 Subsection 6-20(1)
Omit “Commonwealth law”, substitute
“*Commonwealth law”.
53 Subsection 6-20(2) (note)
Repeal the note.
54 Subsection 6-20(3)
Omit “Commonwealth law”, substitute
“*Commonwealth law”.
55 At the end of
section 6-20
Add:
(4) If an amount of *ordinary income or
*statutory income is
*non-assessable non-exempt income, it is not
exempt income.
Note: An amount of non-assessable non-exempt income is not
taken into account in working out the amount of a tax loss.
56 After section 6-20
Insert:
An amount of *ordinary income or
*statutory income is non-assessable
non-exempt income if a provision of this Act or of another
*Commonwealth law states that it is not
assessable income and is not *exempt
income.
Note: Capital gains and losses on assets used to produce
some types of non-assessable non-exempt income are disregarded (see
section 118-12).
For a summary list of provisions about
non-assessable non-exempt income, see Subdivision 11-B.
57 Paragraph 8-1(2)(c)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or your *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
58 Section 10-5 (table item headed
“repayments”)
Repeal the item.
59 Division 11 (heading)
Repeal the heading, substitute:
11-A Lists of classes of exempt income
11-B Particular kinds of non-assessable non-exempt income
60 Before section 11-1A
Insert:
Table of sections
11-1A Effect of this Subdivision
11-1 Overview
11-5 Entities that are exempt, no matter what kind of
ordinary or statutory income they have
11-10 Ordinary or statutory income which is exempt, no
matter whose it is
11-15 Ordinary or statutory income which is exempt only if
it is derived by certain entities
61 Section 11-1A
Repeal the section, substitute:
This Subdivision is a *Guide.
62 Section 11-10 (table item dealing with
Commonwealth places windfall tax)
Repeal the item.
63 Section 11-10 (table item dealing with
foreign aspects of income taxation)
Repeal the item, substitute:
|
foreign aspects of income taxation |
|
|
Australian-American Education Foundation, grant from |
51-10 |
64 Section 11-10 (table item dealing with
franchise fees windfall tax)
Repeal the item.
65 Section 11-10 (table item dealing with
non-cash benefits)
Repeal the item, substitute:
|
non-cash benefits |
|
|
business benefit |
23L(2) |
|
exempt fringe benefit |
23L(1A) |
66 Section 11-15 (table item dealing with
foreign aspects of income taxation)
Omit:
|
dividend from a foreign country, non-portfolio |
23AJ |
67 Section 11-15 (table item dealing with
foreign aspects of income taxation)
Omit:
|
foreign branch profits by an Australian company |
23AH |
68 Section 11-15 (table item dealing with
mining)
Repeal the item.
69 Section 11-15 (table item dealing with
social security or like payments)
Omit:
|
bonus payments made to certain older Australians |
Subdivision 52-E |
70 At the end of
Division 11
Add:
Table of sections
11-50 Effect of this Subdivision
11-55 List of non-assessable non-exempt income
provisions
This Subdivision is a *Guide.
The provisions set out in the list make amounts non-assessable non-exempt
income.
Provisions of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 are identified in
normal text. The other provisions, in bold, are provisions of the
Income Tax Assessment Act 1936.
|
alienated personal services income |
|
|
associate, non-deductible payment or obligation to |
85-20(3) |
|
entitlements to a share of net income that is personal services income
already assessable to an individual |
|
|
payments by personal services entity or associate of personal services
income already assessable to an individual |
|
|
personal services entity, amounts of personal services income assessable to
an individual |
|
|
bonds |
|
|
see securities |
|
|
dividends |
|
|
demerger dividends |
44(4) |
|
later dividend set off against amount taken to be dividend |
109ZC(3) |
|
firearms surrender arrangements |
|
|
compensation under |
59-10 |
|
depreciated value, consideration exceeds |
59(2AAA) |
|
foreign aspects of income taxation |
|
|
attributed controlled foreign company income |
23AI |
|
attributed foreign investment fund income |
23AK |
|
dividend from a foreign country, non-portfolio |
23AJ |
|
branch profits of Australian companies |
23AH |
|
withholding tax, dividend royalty or interest subject to |
128D |
|
GST |
|
|
GST payable on a taxable supply |
17-5(a) |
|
increasing adjustments |
17-5(b) and (c) |
|
life insurance companies |
Subdivision 320-B |
|
mining |
|
|
withholding tax, payments to Aboriginals and distributing bodies subject
to |
|
|
non-cash benefits |
|
|
fringe benefits |
23L(1) |
|
notional sale and loan |
|
|
arrangement payments a notional seller receives or is entitled to
receive |
|
|
luxury car leases, lease payments that the lessor receives or is entitled
to receive |
42A-40 in Schedule 2E |
|
offshore banking units |
|
|
assessable OB income other than eligible fraction |
121EG |
|
related entities |
|
|
amounts from, where deduction reduced for |
26-35(4) |
|
repayable amounts |
|
|
previously assessable amounts |
59-30 |
|
securities |
|
|
securities acquired at a discount on or before 30 June 1982, amount
received on sale or redemption of |
|
|
special bond, amount received on redemption of |
23E |
|
small business assets |
|
|
income arising from CGT event, company or trust owned asset continuously
for 15 years |
|
|
social security or like payments |
|
|
older Australians, bonus payments made to |
59-5 |
|
tax loss transfers |
|
|
consideration received by loss company from income company,
generally |
|
|
consideration received by loss company from income company, net capital
loss |
|
|
trading stock |
|
|
disposal outside ordinary course of business, amounts received
upon |
|
|
trusts |
|
|
attributable income, amounts representing |
99B(2A) |
|
family trust distribution tax, amounts subject to |
271-105(3) in Schedule 2F |
|
windfall amounts |
|
|
business franchise fees, refund of when invalid |
59-20 |
|
State tax on Commonwealth place, refund of when invalid |
59-25 |
71 Subparagraph 17-5(c)(ii)
Omit “an *assessable
recoupment”, substitute “a
*recoupment that is included in assessable
income”.
72 Section 20-160 (link
note)
Repeal the link note, substitute:
[The next Division is Division 25.]
73 Division 22
Repeal the Division.
74 Section 25-90 (heading)
Repeal the heading, substitute:
75 Paragraph 25-90(b)
Omit “exempt income”, substitute
“*non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
76 Subsection 36-20(1)
Omit “(except *excluded exempt
income)”.
77 Paragraphs 36-20(2)(a) and
(b)
Repeal the paragraphs, substitute:
(a) your *exempt income
*derived from sources in Australia;
and
(b) your exempt income to which section 26AG (Certain film proceeds
included in assessable income) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936
applies;
78 Subsections 36-20(3), (3A) and
(4)
Repeal the subsections.
79 Subsection 40-100(4)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
80 Subsection 40-105(1)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
81 Part 2-15 (heading)
Repeal the heading, substitute:
82 Section 51-15 (link
note)
Omit “51-25”, substitute
“51-30”.
83 Section 51-25
Repeal the section.
84 Section 51-45
Repeal the section.
85 Section 51-48
Repeal the section.
86 Section 51-49
Repeal the section.
87 Subdivision 52-E
Repeal the Subdivision.
88 Section 58-90 (link
note)
Repeal the link note.
89 At the end of Part 2-15
Add:
This Division details particular amounts that are non-assessable non-exempt
income.
Table of sections
Operative provisions
59-5 Bonus payments made to certain older
Australians
59-10 Compensation under firearms surrender
arrangements
59-15 Mining payments
59-20 Taxable amounts relating to franchise fees windfall
tax
59-25 Taxable amounts relating to
Commonwealth places windfall tax
[This is the end of the Guide.]
A payment made to you under the A New Tax System (Bonuses for Older
Australians) Act 1999 is not assessable income and is not
*exempt income.
A payment made to you by way of compensation under
*firearms surrender arrangements for any loss
of business is not assessable income and is not
*exempt income.
(1) These are not assessable income and are not
*exempt income:
(a) a *mining payment made to a
*distributing body;
(b) a mining payment made to one or more
*Aboriginals, or applied for their
benefit.
(2) A payment:
(a) made to a *distributing body;
or
(b) made to one or more *Aboriginals, or
applied for their benefit;
is not assessable income and is not
*exempt income if the payment is made by a
*distributing body out of a
*mining payment that it has received.
(3) A payment made to a *distributing
body by another distributing body, out of a
*mining payment received by the other
distributing body, is taken to be a mining payment for the purposes
of:
(a) any further applications of subsection (2); and
(b) any further applications of this subsection.
(4) Subsection (2) does not apply to a payment by a
*distributing body for the purposes of meeting
its administrative costs.
(5) This section does not apply to an amount paid to or applied for the
benefit of a person if it is remuneration or consideration for goods or services
provided by that person.
Taxable amounts on which tax is imposed by the Franchise Fees Windfall
Tax (Imposition) Act 1997 are not assessable income and are not
*exempt income.
Taxable amounts on which tax is imposed by the Commonwealth Places
Windfall Tax (Imposition) Act 1998 are not assessable income and are not
*exempt income.
90 At the end of
Division 59
Add:
(1) An amount you receive is not assessable income and is not
*exempt income for an income year if:
(a) you must repay it; and
(b) you repay it in a later income year; and
(c) you cannot deduct the repayment for any income year.
(2) It does not matter if:
(a) you received the amount as part of a larger amount; or
(b) the obligation to repay existed when you received the amount or it
came into existence later.
(3) This section does not apply to an amount you must repay because you
received a lump sum as compensation or damages for a wrong or injury you
suffered in your occupation.
[The next Division is Division 61.]
91 Section 65-30
Omit “0.34”, substitute “0.3”.
92 Subsection 65-35(3)
Omit “*exempt income”,
substitute “*net exempt
income”.
93 Subsection 65-35(3)
Omit “reducing exempt income”, substitute “reducing net
exempt income”.
94 Subsection 65-35(3)
Omit “34 cents”, substitute “30 cents”.
95 Subsection 65-35(3)
Omit “the exempt income”, substitute “the net exempt
income”.
96 Paragraphs 104-71(1)(a) and
(b)
Repeal the paragraphs, substitute:
(a) *non-assessable non-exempt income;
or
97 Paragraph 104-185(1)(e)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
98 Section 118-12
Repeal the section, substitute:
(1) A *capital gain or
*capital loss you make from a
*CGT asset that you used solely to produce your
*exempt income or
*non-assessable non-exempt income is
disregarded.
(2) However, the exemption does not apply if the asset was used to gain or
produce an amount that is *non-assessable
non-exempt income because of:
(a) any of these provisions of this Act:
(i) section 59-15 (mining payments);
(ii) subsection 70-90(2) (disposing of trading stock outside the ordinary
course of business);
(iii) section 86-30 (income of a personal services entity);
(iv) subsection 86-35(1) (payment by a personal services
entity);
(v) subsection 86-35(2) (share of personal services entity’s net
income);
(vi) section 240-40 (treatment of arrangement payments); or
(b) any of these provisions of the Income Tax Assessment Act
1936:
(i) section 23AH (foreign branch profits of Australian
companies);
(ii) section 23AI (amounts paid out of attributed income);
(iii) section 23AJ (foreign non-portfolio dividends);
(iv) section 23AK (attributed foreign investment fund
income);
(v) subsection 23L(1) (fringe benefits);
(vi) subsection 99B(2A) (attributed trust income);
(vii) section 128D (dividends, royalties and interest subject to
withholding tax);
(viii) section 42A-40 in Schedule 2E (luxury car lease
payments);
(ix) subsection 271-105(3) in Schedule 2F (amounts subject to family
trust distribution tax).
Note: These provisions make amounts non-assessable
non-exempt income to prevent them being double taxed rather than to remove them
entirely from the taxation system. Therefore, the policy reason for disregarding
gains and losses does not apply to assets used to produce those
amounts.
99 Paragraphs 118-20(4)(a) and
(b)
Repeal the paragraphs, substitute:
(a) an amount of your *ordinary income or
*statutory income from the event as being
*non-assessable non-exempt income; or
(b) if you are a partner, your share of the ordinary income or
*statutory income of the partnership from the
event (calculated according to your entitlement to share in the partnership net
income or loss) as being non-assessable non-exempt income of the
partnership.
100 Subsection 118-20(6)
Omit “*exempt income”,
substitute “*non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
101 Subsection 152-110(2)
Omit “Any income”, substitute “Any
*ordinary income or
*statutory income”.
102 Subsection 207-15(3) (note
2)
After “exempt income”, insert “or non-assessable
non-exempt income”.
103 Section 207-30 (note
2)
After “exempt income”, insert “or non-assessable
non-exempt income”.
104 Section 207-110
(heading)
Repeal the heading, substitute:
105 Paragraph 207-110(1)(c)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
106 Paragraph 207-110(2)(c)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
107 Paragraph 207-110(3)(c)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
108 Paragraph 207-110(4)(c)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
109 Paragraph 207-120(1)(b)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(b) the distribution is:
(i) *exempt income of the recipient under
section 282B, 283 or 297B of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936
(certain income derived by an eligible entity within the meaning of Part IX
of that Act); or
(ii) *non-assessable non-exempt income of
the recipient under paragraph 320-37(1)(a) (segregated exempt assets) or
paragraph 320-37(1)(d) (certain amounts received by a friendly society) of this
Act;
110 Paragraph 207-120(2)(b)
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(b) the distribution is:
(i) *exempt income of the entity under
section 282B, 283 or 297B of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936
(certain income derived by an eligible entity within the meaning of Part IX
of that Act); or
(ii) *non-assessable non-exempt income of
the entity under paragraph 320-37(1)(a) (segregated exempt assets) or paragraph
320-37(1)(d) (certain amounts received by a friendly society) of this
Act;
111 Subsection 208-5(1)
After “exempt income”, insert “or non-assessable
non-exempt income”.
112 Paragraph 208-5(2)(b)
After “exempt income”, insert “or non-assessable
non-exempt income”.
113 Paragraph 208-40(1)(b)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
114 Paragraph 208-40(2)(b)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
115 Paragraph 208-40(3)(b)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
116 Paragraph 208-40(4)(b)
After “*exempt income”, insert
“or *non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
117 Section 208-115 (table
item 2)
Omit “the distribution is not wholly
*exempt income of the entity”, substitute
“some part of the distribution is neither
*exempt income nor
*non-assessable non-exempt income of the
entity”.
118 Section 208-115 (table
item 3)
Omit “the distribution is not wholly
*exempt income of the entity”, substitute
“some part of the distribution is neither
*exempt income nor
*non-assessable non-exempt income of the
entity”.
119 Section 208-130 (table
item 2)
Omit “the distribution is not wholly
*exempt income of the entity”, substitute
“some part of the distribution is neither
*exempt income nor
*non-assessable non-exempt income of the
entity”.
120 Section 208-130 (table
item 3)
Omit “the distribution is not wholly
*exempt income of the entity”, substitute
“some part of the distribution is neither
*exempt income nor
*non-assessable non-exempt income of the
entity”.
121 Section 208-130 (table
item 5)
Omit “the distribution is not wholly
*exempt income of the recipient”,
substitute “some part of the distribution is neither
*exempt income nor
*non-assessable non-exempt income of the
recipient”.
122 Section 208-130 (table
item 6)
Omit “the distribution is not wholly
*exempt income of the recipient”,
substitute “some part of the distribution is neither
*exempt income nor
*non-assessable non-exempt income of the
recipient”.
123 Section 320-1
After “amounts of exempt income”, insert “and
non-assessable non-exempt income”.
124 Paragraph 320-5(2)(a)
Omit “are exempt income”, substitute “are
*exempt income or
*non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
125 Section 320-10
After “exempt income”, insert “or non-assessable
non-exempt income”.
126 Section 320-35
Repeal the section, substitute:
These amounts derived by a *life
insurance company are exempt from income tax:
(a) amounts of *ordinary income and
*statutory income accrued before 1 July
1988 that were derived from assets that have become
*virtual PST assets;
(b) if the company is an *RSA
provider—any amounts that, except for the operation of subsections
320-155(3) and (4), would have been taken into account under subsection
320-155(1) in calculating the *RSA component of
the *complying superannuation class of the
company’s taxable income.
(1) These amounts derived by a *life
insurance company are not assessable income and are not
*exempt income:
(a) amounts of ordinary income and statutory income derived from
*segregated exempt assets, being income that
relates to the period during which the assets were segregated exempt
assets;
(b) amounts of ordinary income and statutory income derived from the
*disposal of units in a
*pooled superannuation trust;
(c) if an *Australian/overseas fund or an
*overseas fund established by the company
derived *foreign establishment
amounts—the non-resident proportion of the foreign establishment
amounts;
(d) if the company is a *friendly
society:
(i) amounts derived before 1 July 2001 that are exempt from income
tax under section 50-1; and
(ii) amounts derived on or after 1 July 2001 but before
1 January 2003, that are attributable to
*income bonds or
*funeral policies; and
(iii) amounts derived on or after 1 July 2001 but before
1 January 2003, that are attributable to
*scholarship plans and would have been exempt
from income tax under section 50-1 if they had been received before
1 July 2001; and
(iv) amounts derived on or after 1 January 2003 that are attributable
to income bonds or funeral policies issued before 1 January 2003;
and
(v) amounts derived on or after 1 January 2003 that are attributable
to scholarship plans issued before 1 January 2003 and that would have been
exempt from income tax if they had been received before 1 July
2001.
(2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(c), the non-resident
proportion of the *foreign
establishment amounts is the amount worked out using the formula:
where:
all foreign establishment policy liabilities means the total
of the policy liabilities (as defined in the
*Valuation Standard), calculated by an
*actuary, for all
*life insurance policies included in the class
of *life insurance business to which the
company’s *Australian/overseas fund or
*overseas fund relates that were issued by the
permanent establishment of the company in the foreign country.
non-resident foreign establishment policy liabilities means
the total of the company’s policy liabilities (as defined in the Valuation
Standard), calculated by an actuary, for
*non-resident life insurance
policies.
127 Subsection 320-40(1)
Omit “exempt from income tax”, substitute “not assessable
income and are not *exempt
income”.
128 Subsection 320-40(8)
Omit “exempt from income tax”, substitute “not assessable
income and is not *exempt
income”.
129 Subsection 995-1(1) (definition of excluded
exempt income)
Repeal the definition.
130 Subsection 995-1(1) (definition of exempt
income subject to withholding tax)
Repeal the definition.
131 Subsection 995-1(1)
Insert:
non-assessable non-exempt income has the meaning given by
section 6-23.
Income Tax (Transitional
Provisions) Act 1997
132 Section 20-115 (link
note)
Omit “Division 22”, substitute
“Division 25”.
133 Division 22
Repeal the Division.
Taxation Administration Act
1953
134 After paragraph 360-65(1)(d) in
Schedule 1
Insert:
(da) your *non-assessable non-exempt
income (if any) for the inquiry period consisted only of one or more items
covered by section 365-77; and
135 Paragraph 360-75(a) in
Schedule 1
Repeal the paragraph, substitute:
(a) subsection 23L(1A) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (about
exempt fringe benefits); or
136 Section 360-75 in Schedule 1 (table
item 45)
Repeal the item.
137 After section 360-75 in
Schedule 1
Insert:
This section covers *ordinary income, or
*statutory income, to the extent that it is
*non-assessable non-exempt income because
of:
(a) subsection 23L(1) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (about
fringe benefits); or
(b) section 59-5 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (about
bonus payments made to certain older Australians).
138 After paragraph 360-100(1)(e) in
Schedule 1
Insert:
(ea) he or she is satisfied that your
*non-assessable non-exempt income (if any) for
the inquiry period consisted only of one or more items covered by
section 365-77; and
139 Paragraph 360-140(2)(a) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or *exempt income”,
substitute “, *exempt income or
*non-assessable non-exempt
income”.
140 Application
(1) Subject to this item, the amendments made by this Schedule apply to
assessments for the 2003-04 income year and later income years.
(2) The amendment made by item 71 applies to things done on or after
1 July 2000.
(3) The amendments made by items 92, 93 and 95 apply to assessments
for the 1997-98 income year and later income years.
(4) The amendments made by items 91 and 94 apply to assessments for
the 2000-01 income year and later income years.
(5) The amendments made by items 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 126, 127 and 128
apply to amounts derived on or after 1 July 2000.
(6) The amendments made by items 109 and 110 apply to events that
occur on or after 1 July 2002.
141 Transitional
Subparagraphs 207-120(1)(b)(ii) and 207-120(2)(b)(ii) of the Income Tax
Assessment Act 1997 have effect during the period starting on 1 July
2002 and ending just before the start of the 2003-04 income year as if
references in those subparagraphs to an amount being non-assessable non-exempt
income were references to the amount being neither assessable income nor exempt
income.
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997
1 Subsection 65-25(2) (table
item 1A)
Repeal the item, substitute:
|
1A |
*tax offsets that are subject to the
refundable tax offset rules |
Division 67 |
|---|
2 Subsections 67-25(1) to (1C)
Repeal the subsections, substitute:
Franked distributions
(1) *Tax offsets available under
Division 207 (which sets out the effects of receiving a
*franked distribution) or
Subdivision 210-H (which sets out the effects of receiving a
*distribution
*franked with a venture capital credit) are
subject to the refundable tax offset rules, unless otherwise stated in this
section.
(1A) Where the trustee of a
*non-complying superannuation fund or a
*non-complying ADF is entitled to a
*tax offset under Division 207 because a
*franked distribution is made to, or
*flows indirectly to, the trustee, the tax
offset is not subject to the refundable tax offset rules.
(1B) Where:
(a) a trustee is entitled to a *tax
offset under Division 207 because a
*franked distribution
*flows indirectly to the trustee in
circumstances described in subsection 207-35(4) (which deals with trustees who
are liable to be assessed on the net income of a trust under section 98, 99
or 99A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936); and
(b) the trustee is liable to be assessed under section 98 or 99A of
the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 on a share of the net income of the
trust estate that is, in whole or in part, attributable to the
distribution;
the tax offset is not subject to the refundable tax offset rules.
(1C) Where a *corporate tax entity is
entitled to a *tax offset under
Division 207 because a *franked
distribution is made to the entity, the tax offset is not subject to the
refundable tax offset rules unless:
(a) the entity is an *exempt institution
that is eligible for a refund; or
(b) the entity is a *life insurance
company and the *membership interest on which
the distribution was made was not held by the company on behalf of its
shareholders at any time during the period:
(i) starting at the beginning of the income year of the company in which
the distribution is made; and
(ii) ending when the distribution is made.
(1D) Where a *corporate tax entity is
entitled to a *tax offset under
Division 207 because a *franked
distribution *flows indirectly to the entity,
the tax offset is not subject to the refundable tax offset rules
unless:
(a) the entity is an *exempt institution
that is eligible for a refund; or
(b) the entity is a *life insurance
company and the company’s interest in the
*membership interest on which the distribution
was made was not held by the company on behalf of its shareholders at any time
during the period:
(i) starting at the beginning of the income year of the company in which
the distribution is made; and
(ii) ending when the distribution is made.
(1E) Where a *corporate tax entity is
entitled to a *tax offset under
Subdivision 210-H because a *distribution
*franked with a venture capital credit is made
to the entity, the tax offset is not subject to the refundable tax offset rules
unless:
(a) the entity is a *life insurance
company; and
(b) the *membership interest on which the
distribution was made was not held by the company on behalf of its shareholders
at any time during the period:
(i) starting at the beginning of the income year of the company in which
the distribution is made; and
(ii) ending when the distribution is made.
3 Subsection 67-25(2)
After “under Subdivision 61-H”, insert “, except
those arising under subsection 61-335(4),”.
4 At the end of subsection
67-25(2)
Add:
Note: Subsection 61-335(4) deals with tax offsets for
trustees who are assessed and liable to pay tax under section 98 of the
Income Tax Assessment Act 1936.
5 Application
(1) The amendment made by item 1 of this Schedule applies to tax
offsets arising because of events that occur on or after 1 July
2000.
(2) The amendment made by item 2 of this Schedule applies to tax
offsets arising because of events that occur on or after 1 July
2002.
(3) The amendments made by items 3 and 4 of this Schedule apply to tax
offsets arising because of premiums, or amounts in respect of premiums, paid on
or after 1 July 2002.
Taxation Administration Act
1953
1 Subsection 10-5(1) in Schedule 1 (after table
item 22A)
Insert:
|
22B |
A payment (of a kind set out in the regulations) to a foreign
resident |
12-315 |
|
22C |
A payment (of a kind set out in the regulations) received for a foreign
resident |
12-317 |
2 Subsection 12-1(2) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 12-120”, substitute “, 12-120, 12-315 or
12-317”.
3 Subsection 12-1(3) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 12-120”, substitute “, 12-120, 12-315 or
12-317”.
4 Subsection 12-5(2) in
Schedule 1
Omit “the specific rules in the table”, substitute “the
specific rules in the table, and the specific rule in
subsection (3)”.
5 At the end of section 12-5 in Schedule 1
(before the note)
Add:
(3) Apply a provision in this Division (apart from a provision in
Subdivision 12-FB) that covers a payment in priority to a provision in
Subdivision 12-FB that also covers the payment.
6 After Subdivision 12-FA in
Schedule 1
Insert:
Table of sections
12-315 Payment to foreign resident etc.
12-317 Payment received for foreign resident
etc.
12-319 Exemptions from withholding obligations under this
Subdivision
(1) An entity (the payer) that carries on an
*enterprise must withhold an amount from a
payment it makes to another entity, or to other entities jointly, in the course
or furtherance of the enterprise if:
(a) the entity receiving the payment, or any of the entities receiving the
payment, is an entity covered by subsection (2); and
(b) the payment is of a kind set out in the regulations; and
(c) the payment is not:
(i) a *dividend of a company;
or
(ii) interest (within the meaning of Division 11A of Part III of
the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936); or
(iii) a *royalty; or
(iv) a departing Australia superannuation payment (within the meaning of
Subdivision AA of Division 2 of Part III of the Income Tax
Assessment Act 1936); or
(v) a payment worked out wholly or partly by reference to the value or
quantity of *natural resources produced or
recovered in Australia; or
(vi) a *mining payment; and
(d) the entity receiving the payment is not covered by an exemption in
force under subsection 12-319(1), or at least one of the entities receiving the
payment is not covered by an exemption in force under that subsection.
(2) An entity is covered by this subsection if any of the following
conditions is satisfied:
(a) the entity is a foreign resident;
(b) the payer believes, or has reasonable grounds to believe, that the
entity is a foreign resident;
(c) the payer has no reasonable grounds to believe that the entity is an
Australian resident, and either:
(i) the entity has an address outside Australia (according to any record
that is in the payer’s possession, or is kept or maintained on the
payer’s behalf, about the transaction to which the payment relates);
or
(ii) the payer is authorised to make the payment at a place outside
Australia (whether to the entity or to anyone else);
(d) the entity has a connection outside Australia of a kind set out in the
regulations.
(3) Before the Governor-General makes a regulation for the purposes of
paragraph (1)(b), the Minister must be satisfied that each payment set out
in the regulation is a payment of a kind that could reasonably be related to
assessable income of foreign residents.
(1) An entity (the intermediary) that receives a payment
meeting the requirements set out in paragraphs 12-315(1)(b) and (c) must
withhold an amount from the payment if:
(a) the intermediary is a person in Australia or an
*Australian government agency; and
(b) another entity (the likely foreign recipient) is or
becomes entitled:
(i) to receive the payment or part of it from the intermediary, or to
receive the amount of the payment or of part of it from the intermediary;
or
(ii) to have the intermediary credit to the likely foreign recipient, or
otherwise deal with on the likely foreign recipient’s behalf or as the
likely foreign recipient directs, the payment or part of it, or the amount of
the payment or of part of it; and
(c) the likely foreign recipient is covered by subsection (3);
and
(d) the likely foreign recipient is not covered by an exemption in force
under subsection 12-319(1).
(2) The intermediary must withhold the amount:
(a) if the likely foreign recipient is so entitled when the intermediary
receives the payment—just after the intermediary receives the payment;
or
(b) if the likely foreign recipient becomes so entitled after the
intermediary receives the payment—just after the likely foreign recipient
becomes so entitled.
(3) The likely foreign recipient is covered by this subsection if any of
the following conditions is satisfied:
(a) the likely foreign recipient is a foreign resident;
(b) the intermediary believes, or has reasonable grounds to believe, that
the likely foreign recipient is a foreign resident;
(c) the intermediary has no reasonable grounds to believe that the likely
foreign recipient is an Australian resident, and either:
(i) the likely foreign recipient has an address outside Australia
(according to any record that is in the intermediary’s possession, or is
kept or maintained on the intermediary’s behalf); or
(ii) the intermediary is authorised to forward the payment to a place
outside Australia (whether to the likely foreign recipient or to anyone
else);
(d) the likely foreign recipient has a connection outside Australia of a
kind set out in the regulations.
(1) The Commissioner may grant an entity an exemption in writing for the
purposes of paragraphs 12-315(1)(d) and 12-317(1)(d) if the Commissioner is
satisfied that:
(a) the entity has an established history of compliance with its
obligations under *taxation laws; and
(b) the entity is likely to continue to comply with those obligations in
the future.
(2) The exemption is in force during the period:
(a) beginning when the Commissioner grants the exemption; and
(b) ending at the time specified in the exemption.
(3) Without limiting the matters to which the Commissioner may have regard
in deciding whether to grant an entity an exemption, the Commissioner may have
regard to the following:
(a) whether the entity is or was liable to pay an instalment under
Division 45 at any time in;
(i) the income year in which the exemption is proposed to be granted;
and
(ii) the previous 2 income years;
(b) the amount (if any) of the entity’s
*tax-related liabilities that are currently due
and payable;
(c) the extent to which the entity and its
*associates (if any) have complied with their
obligations under *taxation laws
during:
(i) the income year in which the exemption is proposed to be granted;
and
(ii) the previous 2 income years.
(4) The Commissioner must give a copy of the exemption to the entity to
which it relates.
(5) A failure to comply with subsection (4) does not affect the
validity of the exemption.
7 Subsection 15-10(2) in
Schedule 1
After “12-FA”, insert “, 12-FB”.
8 Subsection 16-25(1) in Schedule 1 (note
2)
Omit “and 16-40”, substitute “, 16-40 and
16-43”.
9 Subsection 16-25(2) in Schedule 1 (note
2)
Omit “and 16-40”, substitute “, 16-40 and
16-43”.
10 At the end of subsection 16-35(4) in
Schedule 1
Add “or by Subdivision 12-FB (about payments to foreign
residents)”.
11 Subsection 16-40(2) in
Schedule 1
Omit “entity”, substitute
“*exempt Australian government
agency”.
12 Subsection 16-40(2) in Schedule 1
(note)
Omit “entity”, substitute “exempt Australian government
agency”.
13 After section 16-40 in
Schedule 1
Insert:
(1) An *exempt Australian government
agency that:
(a) fails to withhold an amount as required by Division 12 from a
*withholding payment covered by
Subdivision 12-FB (about payments to foreign residents); or
(b) fails to pay to the Commissioner an amount as required by
Division 14 in respect of a withholding payment covered by that
Subdivision;
is liable to pay to the Commissioner a penalty (the penalty
amount) equal to that amount.
(2) The penalty amount is due at the time when the
*exempt Australian government agency would have
had to pay to the Commissioner the *amount
required to be withheld.
Note: Division 298 in this Schedule contains machinery
provisions for civil penalties.
14 Subsection 16-45(1) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 16-40”, substitute “, 16-40 or
16-43”.
15 Section 16-45 in Schedule 1
(heading)
Repeal the heading, substitute:
16 Section 16-50 in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 16-40”, substitute “, 16-40 or
16-43”.
17 Paragraph 16-153(1)(a) in
Schedule 1
After “Subdivision 12-FA”, insert “,
section 12-315”.
18 Paragraph 16-153(1)(b) in
Schedule 1
After “Subdivision 12-FA”, insert “,
section 12-315”.
19 Paragraph 16-153(1)(c) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 12-285”, substitute “, 12-285 or
12-317”.
20 Paragraph 16-153(1)(d) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 12-285”, substitute “, 12-285 or
12-317”.
21 Paragraph 16-155(1)(a) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 12-285”, substitute “, 12-285 or
12-317”.
22 After paragraph 16-155(1)(b) in
Schedule 1
Insert:
(baa) during the year the payer received one or more withholding payments
covered by section 12-317 and, in relation to each of them, the recipient
is the likely foreign recipient mentioned in the section; or
23 Paragraph 16-160(1)(a) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 12-285”, substitute “, 12-285 or
12-317”.
24 After paragraph 16-160(1)(b) in
Schedule 1
Insert:
(ba) one or more withholding payments covered by section 12-317, or a
part of each such payment, that the payer received during the year for the
recipient, if the recipient is the likely foreign recipient mentioned in that
section; or
25 At the end of section 18-10 in
Schedule 1
Add:
(2) If an entity withholds an amount from a
*withholding payment as required by
section 12-317, apply sections 18-15, 18-20 and 18-25 in relation to
the payment as if the payment had been made to the likely foreign recipient
mentioned in section 12-317 (instead of to the intermediary mentioned in
that section).
26 Paragraph 20-35(2)(a) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 12-285”, substitute “, 12-285 or
12-317”.
27 Paragraph 20-35(2)(b) in
Schedule 1
Omit “or 12-285”, substitute “, 12-285 or
12-317”.
28 Section 20-80 in Schedule 1 (before
table item 1)
Insert:
|
1A |
Decision not to grant an exemption under subsection 12-319(1) from
withholding obligations in relation to sections 12-315 and 12-317 |
29 Subsection 250-10(2) in Schedule 1 (table
item 100, column 3)
Omit “and 16-40(2)”, substitute “, 16-40(2) and
16-43(2)”.
30 Application of amendments
The amendments of the Taxation Administration Act 1953 made by this
Schedule apply to payments made, and non-cash benefits provided, on or after
1 July 2003.
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997
1 Subsection 995-1(1) (definition of carried on
in Australia)
Repeal the definition.
Taxation Administration Act
1953
2 At the end of section 12-190 in
Schedule 1
Add:
(7) In working out, for the purposes of this section, whether an
enterprise is *carried on in
Australia:
(a) ignore the external Territories; and
(b) treat an installation (within the meaning of the Customs Act
1901) that is deemed by section 5C of the Customs Act 1901 to be
part of Australia, as part of Australia.
Note: The effect of this subsection is to treat an
enterprise as carried on in Australia only where it would be treated as carried
on in Australia under the A New Tax System (Australian Business Number) Act
1999.
3 Application
The amendments made by this Schedule apply to payments made after the
commencement of this Schedule.
Fringe Benefits Tax
Assessment Act 1986
1 After section 58P
Insert:
If:
(a) a person makes a contribution to an approved worker entitlement fund;
and
(b) the person is required to make the contribution under an industrial
instrument; and
(c) the contribution is either:
(i) required for the purposes of ensuring that an obligation under the
industrial instrument to make leave payments (including payments in lieu of
leave) or payments when an employee ceases employment is met; or
(ii) for the reasonable administrative costs of the fund;
the contribution is an exempt benefit.
(1) A fund is an approved worker entitlement fund if the
fund:
(a) is established by or under a law of the Commonwealth, a State or a
Territory for the purpose of ensuring that long service leave is paid;
and
(b) is operating under that law.
(2) A fund is also an approved worker entitlement fund
if:
(a) the fund is prescribed for the purposes of this paragraph;
and
(b) a declaration under subsection (3) is not in force in relation to
the fund.
(3) The Treasurer may declare, in writing, that a fund is not an approved
worker entitlement fund. The declaration is a disallowable instrument for the
purposes of section 46A of the Acts Interpretation Act
1901.
(4) Before the Governor-General makes a regulation under
paragraph (2)(a) prescribing a fund for the purposes of that paragraph, the
Commissioner must be satisfied that:
(a) the management of the fund (including the management of the
investments of the fund) is carried out at arm’s length from the
contributors to the fund and their associates; and
(b) under the fund’s constituting documents:
(i) no more than 5% of the total assets of the fund are to be invested in
an entity controlled by a contributor or an associate of a contributor;
and
(ii) the assets of the fund are not to be used to provide or facilitate
any form of financial assistance, including a loan, to a contributor, a person
in respect of whom contributions are made or an associate of a contributor or an
associate of a person in respect of whom contributions are made; and
(c) under the fund’s constituting documents, payments from
contributions to the fund are to be made only for the following
purposes:
(i) to pay worker entitlements to persons in respect of whom contributions
are made;
(ii) to make investments to generate income from the assets of the
fund;
(iii) to reimburse contributors who have paid entitlements directly to
persons in respect of whom contributions are made;
(iv) to return contributions to contributors;
(v) to pay, for the benefit of a person in respect of whom contributions
are made, an eligible termination payment (within the meaning of
section 27A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936) into a complying
superannuation fund (within the meaning of section 45 of the
Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993), a complying approved
deposit fund (within the meaning of section 47 of the Superannuation
Industry (Supervision) Act 1993) or a retirement savings account (within the
meaning of the Retirement Savings Account Act 1997);
(vi) to transfer contributions to another approved worker entitlement
fund;
(vii) to pay the reasonable administrative expenses of the fund;
(viii) to pay amounts to a contributor’s external administrator that
would otherwise be payable as mentioned in subparagraph (iii) or (iv) to
the contributor;
(ix) to pay interest on, or to repay, money lent to the fund;
and
(d) under the fund’s constituting documents, payments from the
income of the fund are to be made only for the following purposes:
(i) a purpose mentioned in subparagraphs (c)(ii) to (ix);
(ii) to make payments to contributors to the fund;
(iii) to make payments to other persons where the payment is specified in
subsection (5); and
(e) under the fund’s constituting documents:
(i) an account must be kept for each person in respect of whom
contributions to the fund are made; and
(ii) the account must be kept in a manner that enables entitlements in
respect of the person to be calculated.
(5) A payment made by a fund to a person in the following circumstances is
specified for the purposes of subparagraph (4)(d)(iii):
(a) a contribution has been made to the fund in respect of the person;
and
(b) the contribution would be an exempt benefit under section 58PA if
the fund were an approved worker entitlement fund; and
(c) either:
(i) the payment is of a worker entitlement the contribution for which
would be an exempt benefit under section 58PA if the fund were an approved
worker entitlement fund; or
(ii) the payment is of some kind other than a worker
entitlement.
2 Subsection 136(1)
Insert:
approved worker entitlement fund has the meaning given by
subsections 58PB(1) and (2).
3 Subsection 136(1)
Insert:
entity has the same meaning as in the Income Tax
Assessment Act 1997.
4 Subsection 136(1)
Insert:
external administrator has the same meaning as in the
Payment Systems and Netting Act 1998.
5 Application
The amendments made by items 1 to 4 of this Schedule apply to benefits
provided in a year of tax that begins on or after 1 April 2003.
Income Tax Assessment Act
1997
6 Section 112-150 (table
item 6)
Omit “or complying superannuation fund”, substitute “, a
complying superannuation fund or a fund that accepts worker entitlement
contributions”.
7 Section 126-125
Omit “or complying superannuation fund”, substitute “, a
complying superannuation fund or a fund that accepts worker entitlement
contributions”.
8 At the end of
section 126-130
Add:
(2) There is a roll-over if:
(a) *CGT event E1 or E2 happens in
relation to a *CGT asset because the trust deed
of a fund is amended or replaced; and
(b) the amendment or replacement is done for the purpose of having the
fund approved as an approved worker entitlement fund under subsection 58PB(2) of
the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986; and
(c) the assets and members of the fund do not change as a consequence of
the amendment or replacement.
Note: The full list of CGT events is in
section 104-5.
9 Application
The amendments made by items 6 to 8 of this Schedule apply to CGT
events that happen on or after 1 April 2003.