Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
Your minimum tax capital gain (if any) for an income year is worked out as follows: (a) first, total the amounts of * capital gains (if any) covered by subsection (2) that are remaining after applying step 6 of the method statement in subsection 102-5(1) ; (b) next, reduce the result of paragraph (a) (but not below nil) by the total amount (if any) you are entitled to deduct, for the income year, under any of the following:
(i) Division 30 (about gifts or contributions);
(ii) Division 31 (about conservation covenants).
119-5(2)
This subsection covers a * capital gain you made during the income year, including because of section 115-215 (about attribution of trust gains to beneficiaries), if: (a) the capital gain is:
(i) a * residential capital gain; or
(b) section 115-102 (about new residential dwellings) does not apply to the capital gain; and (c) section 115-125 (about affordable housing) does not apply to the capital gain.
(ii) a * non-residential capital gain; and
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