ATO Interpretative Decision
ATO ID 2002/234 (Withdrawn)
Income Tax
Assessability of superannuation annuity received from non-resident fund by a resident taxpayerFOI status: may be released
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This Interpretative Decision is a duplicate of ATO ID 2002/191 and is therefore withdrawn.This document incorporates revisions made since original publication. View its history and amending notices, if applicable.
CAUTION:
This is an edited and summarised record of a Tax Office decision. This record is not published as a form of advice. It is being made available for your inspection to meet FOI requirements, because it may be used by an officer in making another decision.
This ATOID provides you with the following level of protection:
If you reasonably apply this decision in good faith to your own circumstances (which are not materially different from those described in the decision), and the decision is later found to be incorrect you will not be liable to pay any penalty or interest. However, you will be required to pay any underpaid tax (or repay any over-claimed credit, grant or benefit), provided the time limits under the law allow it. If you do intend to apply this decision to your own circumstances, you will need to ensure that the relevant provisions referred to in the decision have not been amended or repealed. You may wish to obtain further advice from the Tax Office or from a professional adviser.
Date of decision:
15 October 2001
Business Line:
Small Business/Individual Taxpayers
Date of publication:
8 March 2002
This ATOID provides you with the following level of protection:
If you reasonably apply this decision in good faith to your own circumstances (which are not materially different from those described in the decision), and the decision is later found to be incorrect you will not be liable to pay any penalty or interest. However, you will be required to pay any underpaid tax (or repay any over-claimed credit, grant or benefit), provided the time limits under the law allow it. If you do intend to apply this decision to your own circumstances, you will need to ensure that the relevant provisions referred to in the decision have not been amended or repealed. You may wish to obtain further advice from the Tax Office or from a professional adviser.
ISSN: 1445-2782
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