Income Tax Assessment Act 1997

CHAPTER 3 - SPECIALIST LIABILITY RULES  

PART 3-30 - SUPERANNUATION  

Division 310 - Loss relief for merging superannuation funds  

Subdivision 310-E - Consequences of choosing assets roll-over  

SECTION 310-70   Revenue assets - individual asset approach  


Consequences for transferring entity

310-70(1)    
If the transferring entity derives assessable income (other than a *capital gain) or incurs a *tax loss for a transfer event relating to an original asset to which this section applies, the entity choosing the roll-over can choose for the transferring entity ' s gross proceeds for the event to be taken to be the amount (the deemed proceeds ) the transferring entity would need to have received in order to have a nil profit and nil loss for the event.

Note:

This section only applies if it is chosen to apply under subsection 310-50(3) .



Consequences for receiving entity

310-70(2)    
If a choice is made under subsection (1), the receiving entity is taken to have paid an amount for the corresponding received asset at the time of the transfer event that is equal to the deemed proceeds for the event.


 

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