Taxation Determination
TD 98/25
Income tax: capital gains: is there a CGT event when an investor pays the final instalment under the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) and Telstra public share offers and the shares are transferred to the investor?
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FOI status:
may be releasedFOI number: I 10178351. Investors in the CBA and Telstra public share offers were invited by the Commonwealth to make offers to purchase shares in the respective companies. If an application was successful, shares were allocated to the investor. Those shares were then transferred, at the direction of the investor, to a security trust to protect the vendor's interest in the unpaid final instalment. The trustee of the security trust issued instalment receipts as evidence of the investor's beneficial interest in the shares.
2. On payment of the final instalment and transfer of the shares from the trustee to the investor no CGT event occurs.
Commissioner of Taxation
11 November 1998
Not previously issued in draft form
References
ATO references:
NO NAT 98/11077-2; CPL/P/99/34
Subject References:
acquisition of shares
capital gains
capital gains tax
disposal of shares
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