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Guide A: Guide to thin capitalisation

 
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What ADI rules apply?

The following table tells you how a financial entity that has elected to apply the ADI rules is classified and which ADI rules apply.

Table 9

Type of financial entity

Classification and rules

Outward Investor - financial

Outward investing ADI. The rules in Subdivision 820-D apply.

Inward Investment vehicle - financial

Outward investing ADI. The rules in Subdivision 820-D apply.

Inward investor - financial

Inward investing ADI. The rules in Subdivision 820-E apply.

When applying Subdivision 820-E, all of the entity's business is considered to be its banking business.

Outward investor - financial and inward investment vehicle - financial

Outward investing ADI. The rules in Subdivision 820-D apply.

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Legislative reference: section 820-430.

Sections within 07 Election to use the ADI rules

Last Modified: Tuesday, 8 May 2012

 
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Thin capitalisation schedule
01 Thin capitalisation
02 Thin capitalisation concepts
03 Control of entities
04 Entity categories
05 Applying the thin capitalisation rules to consolidated groups or MEC groups
06 Determining average values
07 Election to use the ADI rules
08 Choice to treat specialist credit card institutions as financial entities and not ADIs
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