Taxation Administration Act 1953
SCHEDULE 1
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COLLECTION AND RECOVERY OF INCOME TAX AND OTHER LIABILITIES
The Commissioner may require an entity that: (a) is a Reporting Financial Institution (within the meaning of the *CRS); or (b) is a Financial Institution that a notice under subsection (5) requires to act as a Reporting Financial Institution;
The Commissioner must give written notice of the requirement to the Reporting Financial Institution. 396-130(3)
The Reporting Financial Institution may object, in the manner set out in Part IVC , against the Commissioner ' s decision to give the notice. Commissioner may require a Financial Institution to act as a Reporting Financial Institution 396-130(4)
The Commissioner may require an entity that is a Financial Institution (within the meaning of the *CRS) to act as if it is a Reporting Financial Institution (within the meaning of the CRS), if the Commissioner reasonably believes that:
(a) the institution would not be, or would not have been, such a Reporting Financial Institution if the Commissioner had not made such a requirement; and
(b) the Financial Institution undertook a transaction, or entered into an *arrangement:
The Commissioner must give written notice of the requirement to the institution. 396-130(6)
The institution may object, in the manner set out in Part IVC , against the Commissioner ' s decision to give the notice.
Note: See section 3AA .
Chapter 5 - Administration
PART 5-25
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RECORD-KEEPING AND OTHER OBLIGATIONS RELATING TO TAXPAYERS
Division 396
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Third party reporting
Subdivision 396-C
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Common Reporting Standard
Operative provisions
SECTION 396-130
ANTI-AVOIDANCE PROVISIONS
Commissioner may require an account to be treated as a Reportable Account
396-130(1)
The Commissioner may require an entity that: (a) is a Reporting Financial Institution (within the meaning of the *CRS); or (b) is a Financial Institution that a notice under subsection (5) requires to act as a Reporting Financial Institution;
to treat an account the institution maintains or has maintained as if it is a Reportable Account (within the meaning of the CRS), if the Commissioner reasonably believes that:
(c) the account would not be, or would not have been, such a Reportable Account if the Commissioner had not made such a requirement; and (d) one or more of the following:
(ia) the Reporting Financial Institution;
(ib) the Account Holder (within the meaning of the CRS);
(ic) an intermediary of the Reporting Financial Institution or the Account Holder;
undertook a transaction, or entered into an *arrangement:
(id) any other entity;
(i) for the purpose of causing the account not to be such a Reportable Account; or
(ii) for 2 or more purposes of which that purpose is the dominant purpose.
396-130(2)
The Commissioner must give written notice of the requirement to the Reporting Financial Institution. 396-130(3)
The Reporting Financial Institution may object, in the manner set out in Part IVC , against the Commissioner ' s decision to give the notice. Commissioner may require a Financial Institution to act as a Reporting Financial Institution 396-130(4)
The Commissioner may require an entity that is a Financial Institution (within the meaning of the *CRS) to act as if it is a Reporting Financial Institution (within the meaning of the CRS), if the Commissioner reasonably believes that:
(a) the institution would not be, or would not have been, such a Reporting Financial Institution if the Commissioner had not made such a requirement; and
(b) the Financial Institution undertook a transaction, or entered into an *arrangement:
(i) for the purpose of causing the institution not to be such a Reporting Financial Institution; or
396-130(5)
(ii) for 2 or more purposes of which that purpose is the dominant purpose.
The Commissioner must give written notice of the requirement to the institution. 396-130(6)
The institution may object, in the manner set out in Part IVC , against the Commissioner ' s decision to give the notice.
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