ITAA 1936 s 21A

Income tax and fringe benefits tax: will a non-cash business benefit and a taxable fringe benefit both arise if a low or interest free loan is made by a life assurance company to an insurance agency and then on-lent to an agency employee (or an associate of an employee) who uses the loan monies for private purposes?

Income tax and fringe benefits tax: taxation consequences of insurance companies providing interest free or low interest loans to insurance agents or their employees

Income tax and fringe benefits tax: flight rewards received under frequent flyer and other similar consumer loyalty programs

Thin Capitalisation: loans from resident company to non-resident associate company