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Worksheet 4: Working out the attributable income of a CFC

Last updated 3 June 2015

Use this worksheet to work out the attributable income of a CFC and the amount to include in your assessable income.

Part A Working out attributable income

Step 1

Summary of the notional assessable income of the CFC.

Category of notional assessable income

Amount $

Net capital gain under Parts 3-1 and 3-3 of ITAA 1997

                 

Other notional assessable income

                 

Total:

a $               

 

Step 2

Summary of the notional allowable deductions of the CFC.

Amount

Subtotal

General notional allowable deductions

                 

Sometimes exempt income (SEXI) loss

                 

Converted CFC loss (subject to certain limitations)

                 

Total:

b $               

Converted CFC loss is the notional allowable deduction for previously unutilised losses which exist at the commencement of the statutory accounting period starting on or after 1 July 2008 and that have been converted in accordance with the transitional foreign loss rules for CFCs. A convertible CFC loss will be treated as a loss only for the purpose of applying Part X of ITAA 1936 to statutory accounting periods beginning on or after 1 July 2008.

Step 3

Attributable income of the CFC before any reduction for interim dividends paid (item a less item b).

c

$               

Step 4

Interim dividends paid by the CFC from the amount at item c).

d

$               

 

Attributable income of the CFC

(c – d): A

$               

Part B Working out your share of attributable income

Step 1

Insert your attribution percentage in the CFC at the end of the CFC’s statutory period (as previously worked out in worksheet 1).

 

               

Step 2

Work out your assessable income (multiply the amount at item A part A by the attribution percentage).

 

$               

Step 3

Insert the reduction amount you can claim if the CFC has income or gains which were accruals-taxed in a foreign country.

 

$               

Step 4

Take the amount in step 3 part B away from the amount in step 2 part B.


B


$               

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