Losses schedule

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You need to complete a Losses schedule 2015 (NAT 3425) and attach it to the tax return if the trust:

• has a total of tax losses and net capital losses carried forward to later income years greater than $100,000
• is a life insurance entity and has either
  • tax losses, or
  • net capital losses carried forward to later income years
   

in the complying superannuation/first home saver account (FHSA) class

• is a listed widely held trust that is required to satisfy the same business test to be able to claim a deduction for a tax loss in the 2014–15 income year or to apply a tax loss in a later income year; or, having passed the 50% stake test, has claimed a deduction for tax losses greater than $100,000
• has an interest in a controlled foreign company (CFC) that has current year losses, greater than $100,000
• has an interest in a CFC that has deducted or carried forward a loss to later income years greater than $100,000.

If you complete a losses schedule, transfer the totals of the amounts at part A of the losses schedule to the corresponding U and V at item 27 Losses information on the trust tax return. However, if you do not need to complete a losses schedule but the trust has tax losses or net capital losses available to be carried forward to later income years, complete the information required at U and V at item 27 of the trust tax return as appropriate.

A subsidiary member of a consolidated or MEC group must lodge a trust tax return for a non-membership period that includes the last day of the income year. The trust may also need to lodge a Losses schedule 2015 for the non-membership period

See also:

• Losses
• Guide to capital gains tax 2015