Taxation Administration Act 1953
SCHEDULE 1
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COLLECTION AND RECOVERY OF INCOME TAX AND OTHER LIABILITIES
An entity is a promoter of a *tax exploitation scheme if:
(a) the entity markets the scheme or otherwise encourages the growth of the scheme or interest in it; and
(b) the entity or an *associate of the entity receives (directly or indirectly) consideration in respect of that marketing or encouragement; and
(c) having regard to all relevant matters, it is reasonable to conclude that the entity has had a substantial role in respect of that marketing or encouragement. 290-60(2)
However, an entity is not a promoter of a *tax exploitation scheme merely because the entity provides advice about the *scheme. 290-60(3)
An employee is not to be taken to have had a substantial role in respect of that marketing or encouragement merely because the employee distributes information or material prepared by another entity.
Note: See section 3AA .
Chapter 4 - Generic assessment, collection and recovery rules
PART 4-25
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CHARGES AND PENALTIES
Division 290
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Promotion and implementation of schemes
Subdivision 290-B
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Civil penalties
SECTION 290-60
MEANING OF
PROMOTER
290-60(1)
An entity is a promoter of a *tax exploitation scheme if:
(a) the entity markets the scheme or otherwise encourages the growth of the scheme or interest in it; and
(b) the entity or an *associate of the entity receives (directly or indirectly) consideration in respect of that marketing or encouragement; and
(c) having regard to all relevant matters, it is reasonable to conclude that the entity has had a substantial role in respect of that marketing or encouragement. 290-60(2)
However, an entity is not a promoter of a *tax exploitation scheme merely because the entity provides advice about the *scheme. 290-60(3)
An employee is not to be taken to have had a substantial role in respect of that marketing or encouragement merely because the employee distributes information or material prepared by another entity.
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