Taxation Determination
TD 93/173
Income tax: can participants in the Community Development Employment Program (CDEP) who forgo unemployment benefits still claim the beneficiary rebate?
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1. No. Money is allocated to community councils who in turn employ participants in their program. Participants who volunteer for these programs forgo their entitlement to unemployment benefits in exchange for wages.
2. As the moneys paid to participants of the program are wages, the payments do not come within the definition of 'rebatable benefit' as defined in subsection 160AAA(1) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936.
3. Only recipients of a 'rebatable benefit' as defined are entitled to a beneficiary rebate ascertained in accordance with the Income Tax Regulations.
Commissioner of Taxation
2 September 1993
Previously issued as Draft TD 93/D166
References
ATO references:
NO NEW TD40
Subject References:
rebates
beneficiary rebate
Legislative References:
ITAA 160AAA(1)
ITAA 160AAA(4)
ITR Reg 152
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2 August 2000 | Withdrawn |