Income Tax Assessment Act 1936

SCHEDULE 2D - TAX EXEMPT ENTITIES THAT BECOME TAXABLE  

Division 57 - Tax exempt entities that become taxable  

Subdivision 57-H - Domestic losses  

SECTION 57-75  

57-75   DOMESTIC LOSSES  


In applying section 36-15 or 36-17 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (about how to deduct tax losses) to the transition taxpayer:


(a) only exempt income derived at or after the transition time is taken into account as exempt income of the transition taxpayer; and


(b) the transition taxpayer ' s deductions are taken into account only so far as they are in respect of:


(i) services rendered; or

(ii) goods provided; or

(iii) the doing of any other thing;
at or after the transition time.

 

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