Income Tax Assessment Act 1997
CHAPTER 3
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SPECIALIST LIABILITY RULES
PART 3-10
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FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
SECTION 250-60 Tax preferred use of an asset 250-60(1)
An asset is put to a tax preferred use at a particular time if:
(a) an * end user (or a * connected entity) holds, at that time, rights as lessee under a lease of the asset; and
(b) either or both of the following subparagraphs is satisfied at that time:
250-60(2)
An asset is also put to a tax preferred use at a particular time if:
(a) at that time the asset is, or is to be, used (whether or not by you) wholly or partly in connection with:
(b) either or both of the following subparagraphs is satisfied at that time:
250-60(3)
To avoid doubt, the facilities referred to in subsection (2) include:
(a) hospital or medical facilities; or
(b) prison facilities; or
(c) educational facilities; or
(d) (Repealed by No 41 of 2011)
(e) transport facilities; or
(f) the supply of water, gas or electricity; or
(g) housing or accommodation; or
(h) premises from which to operate a * business or other undertaking.
250-60(4)
If the asset is being * put to a tax preferred use:
(a) the members of the tax preferred end user group are:
(b) the members of the tax preferred sector are:
Division 250
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Assets put to tax preferred use
Subdivision 250-B
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When this Division applies to you and an asset
Tax preferred use of asset
SECTION 250-60 Tax preferred use of an asset 250-60(1)
An asset is put to a tax preferred use at a particular time if:
(a) an * end user (or a * connected entity) holds, at that time, rights as lessee under a lease of the asset; and
(b) either or both of the following subparagraphs is satisfied at that time:
(i) the asset is, or is to be, used by or on behalf of an end user who is a * tax preferred end user because of paragraph 250-55(a) (tax preferred entity);
(ii) the asset is, or is to be, used wholly or principally outside Australia and an end user of the asset is a tax preferred end user because of paragraph 250-55(b) (foreign resident or business).
If this subsection applies, the tax preferred use of the asset is the lease referred to in paragraph (a).
Note:
For particular arrangements that are treated as leases, see section 250-80 .
250-60(2)
An asset is also put to a tax preferred use at a particular time if:
(a) at that time the asset is, or is to be, used (whether or not by you) wholly or partly in connection with:
(i) the production, supply, carriage, transmission or delivery of goods; or
(ii) the provision of services or facilities; and
(b) either or both of the following subparagraphs is satisfied at that time:
(i) some or all of the goods, services or facilities are, or are to be, produced for or supplied, carried, transmitted or delivered to or for an * end user who is a * tax preferred end user because of paragraph 250-55(a) (tax preferred entity) but is not an * exempt foreign government agency;
(ii) the asset is, or is to be, used wholly or principally outside Australia and an end user of the asset is a tax preferred end user because of paragraph 250-55(b) (foreign resident or business).
If this subsection applies, the tax preferred use of the asset is the production, supply, carriage, transmission, delivery or provision referred to in paragraph (a).
250-60(3)
To avoid doubt, the facilities referred to in subsection (2) include:
(a) hospital or medical facilities; or
(b) prison facilities; or
(c) educational facilities; or
(d) (Repealed by No 41 of 2011)
(e) transport facilities; or
(f) the supply of water, gas or electricity; or
(g) housing or accommodation; or
(h) premises from which to operate a * business or other undertaking.
250-60(4)
If the asset is being * put to a tax preferred use:
(a) the members of the tax preferred end user group are:
(i) the * tax preferred end user; and
(ii) the * connected entities of the tax preferred end user; and
(b) the members of the tax preferred sector are:
(i) the tax preferred end user (and connected entities); and
(ii) any * tax preferred entity (or a connected entity); and
(iii) any entity that is a foreign resident.