Step 5: Calculate the worldwide gearing debt amount
For an entity that is an inward investor (financial), the worldwide gearing debt amount is calculated as follows.
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Table 48: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
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Step 5.1: Calculate the entity's statement worldwide debt for the income year
This amount is calculated using specified audited consolidated financial statements
Insert this amount at Z on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
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Statement worldwide debt is the amount of liabilities for the period less the following amounts:
- provisions
- liabilities in relation to distributions to equity participants
- trade payables
- deferred tax liabilities
- liabilities relating to employee benefits
- current tax liabilities
- deferred revenue
- liabilities relating to insurance
- any other amount specified by legislative instrument
Refer to subsection 820-933(1) of the ITAA 1997
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Step 5.2: Calculate the entity's statement worldwide equity for the income year
This amount is calculated using specified audited consolidated financial statements
Insert this amount at AA on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5.
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Statement worldwide equity is the amount of net assets for the period
Refer to Section 820-933(2) of the ITAA 1997
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Step 5.3: Divide the amount at Z by the amount at AA. This is the worldwide gearing ratio
Insert the result at BB on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
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Dividing the worldwide debt by the worldwide equity establishes the worldwide gearing ratio
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Step 5.4: Add 1 (one) to the amount at BB (Step 5.3)
Insert the result at CC on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
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Steps 5.4 and 5.5 convert the ratio to a fraction, which is later applied to the entity's net Australian assets
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Step 5.5: Divide the amount at BB by the amount at CC.
Insert the result at DD on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
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Step 5.6: Multiply the amount at DD by H
Insert the result at EE on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
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This applies the ratio, expressed as a fraction, to net Australian assets H represents the net Australian assets funded by debt and equity, as calculated at H in Worksheet 36: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 2
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Step 5.7: Add the average value of the entity’s zero capital amount ZC from Worksheet 36: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 2 to the amount at EE
Insert the amount at FF on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
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Step 5.8: If the entity does not have any associate entities that are non-ADI outward investors or inward investors, insert 0 (zero) at GG on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
Otherwise, calculate the average value of the entity's associate entity excess amount (refer to the method statement in 820-920 of the ITAA 1997), insert the amount at GG on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
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This increases the worldwide gearing debt amount by the average associate entity excess amount
Note: If the entity does not have any associate entities that are non-ADI outward investors or non-ADI inward investors, the average associate entity excess amount is zero
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Step 5.9: Calculate the entity's worldwide gearing debt amount by adding the amounts at FF and GG
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The worldwide gearing debt amount represents the fraction of net Australian assets, increased by any associate entity excess amount
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Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5
Steps
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Step 5.1: Worldwide debt
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(Z) __________
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Step 5.2: Worldwide equity
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(AA) __________
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Step 5.3: Divide Z by AA
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(BB) __________
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Step 5.4: BB + 1
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(CC) __________
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Step 5.5: Divide BB by CC
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(DD) __________
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Step 5.6: Multiply DD by amount at H on Worksheet 36: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 2
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(EE) __________
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Step 5.7: Add EE by the amount at ZC on Worksheet 36: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 2
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(FF)
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Step 5.8: Average associate entity excess amount
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(GG) __________
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Step 5.9: Worldwide gearing debt amount (FF + GG)
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= ___________
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Calculating GG: The average associate entity excess amount for the worldwide gearing debt amount
Refer to section 820-920 of the ITAA 1997 for the method statement on how to calculate this amount.
If the entity has no associate entities that are non-ADI outward investors or non-ADI inward investors, do not complete this step and show zero at GG on Worksheet 40: Non-ADI financial inward investor's step 5.
If the entity’s adjusted average debt is equal to or less than this amount, the entity is not disallowed any debt deductions under the thin capitalisation rules. However, if the entity’s adjusted average debt is more than the worldwide gearing amount, you can choose to use the arm’s length debt amount under step 3 or safe harbour debt amount under step 2.
If you do not wish to calculate the arm’s length debt amount, you can use your worldwide gearing debt amount as your maximum allowable debt amount and debt deductions will be disallowed on this basis – see step 6.
How to do the fifth step of your calculations to check if you meet the requirements under the thin capitalisation rules if you are a non-ADI financial inward investor.