Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
CHAPTER 2
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LIABILITY RULES OF GENERAL APPLICATION
PART 2-10
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CAPITAL ALLOWANCES: RULES ABOUT DEDUCTIBILITY OF CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
Division 43
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Deductions for capital works
Subdivision 43-B
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Establishing the deduction base
Operative provisions
SECTION 43-72
Meaning of
forestry road, timber operation
and
timber mill building
43-72(1)
A forestry road is a road constructed primarily and principally for the purpose of providing access to an area to enable:
(a) trees to be planted or tended in the area; or
(b) timber felled in the area to be removed.
A timber operation is:
(a) planting or tending trees for felling; or
(b) felling standing timber; or
(c) removing felled timber; or
(d) milling felled timber or processing it in another way. 43-72(3)
A timber mill building is a building:
(a) for use primarily and principally:
(b) located in a forest, and in or adjacent to the area where timber milled in the business is, or is to be, felled.
A forestry road is a road constructed primarily and principally for the purpose of providing access to an area to enable:
(a) trees to be planted or tended in the area; or
(b) timber felled in the area to be removed.
For this purpose, a road includes any bridge, culvert or similar work forming part of the road.
43-72(2)A timber operation is:
(a) planting or tending trees for felling; or
(b) felling standing timber; or
(c) removing felled timber; or
(d) milling felled timber or processing it in another way. 43-72(3)
A timber mill building is a building:
(a) for use primarily and principally:
(i) in carrying on your * business of milling timber for a * taxable purpose; or
(ii) as residential accommodation for your employees engaged in connection with the business, or for their dependants; and
(b) located in a forest, and in or adjacent to the area where timber milled in the business is, or is to be, felled.
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