Who must complete a losses schedule?
Do any of the following tests apply to your entity (company, trust or superannuation fund)?
If so, complete and submit a losses schedule with your 2011 tax return.
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An entity may need to complete a losses schedule for certain aspects of its net capital losses. While some of the information requested in the losses schedule is also requested in the Capital gains tax (CGT) schedule 2011 (NAT 3423) (CGT schedule), an entity that completes a losses schedule may also need to complete a CGT schedule.
End of attentionIf the entity completes a losses schedule in respect of any aspect of its losses, all relevant parts of the schedule must be completed. For example, if the entity completes a schedule as a result of having a foreign loss component of tax losses and has both tax losses and net capital losses carried forward to later income years, details of such losses are required even if the total of these losses is not
greater than $100,000.
An entity that has joined a consolidated group as a subsidiary member during the income year must lodge a losses schedule covering any non-membership period if the entity satisfies any of the requirements for lodgment of that schedule including where losses exceed $100,000 at the end of the non-membership period. The amounts at part A of the losses schedule are required to be transferred to U and V item 13 on the Company tax return 2011 (NAT 0656).
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