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Legislation
ATO documents that consider ITAA 1936 s 99B(2)
16 documents
Income tax: Orchard Industrial Property Fund Restructure: Orchard Management Limited and Orchard Industrial Property Fund stapling arrangement
Income tax: capital gains tax: Westfield Group - creating a new stapled security
Income tax: Return of capital, acquisition of new interests and stapling of securities to form a new stapled security: Centro Australia Wholesale Fund
Income tax: Return of capital, acquisition of new interests and stapling of securities to form a new stapled security: Centro DPF Holding Trust
Income tax: Return of capital, acquisition of new interests and stapling of securities to form a new stapled security: Centro Retail Group
Income tax: Return of capital: Centro Properties Group
Income tax: GDI Property Group - creating a new stapled security
Income tax: CFS Retail Property Trust Group stapled security - units in CFS Retail Property Trust 2 replaced by shares in CFX Co Limited
Income tax: Westfield Retail Trust: Merger with Westfield Group's Australian/New Zealand business
Income tax: Westfield Group - Restructure and Merger with the Westfield Retail Trust
Income tax: Ardent Leisure Group (ALG) Capital Reallocation
Assessability of payment of accumulated foreign-source income of a non resident trust to a resident taxpayer
Assessability of lump sum payment received by resident beneficiary of a non-resident trust from foreign life assurance policy held by the trust
Application of section 99B of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 when accumulated foreign source income is paid to an Australian resident beneficiary who was a non-resident when the trustee derived the income
Income tax: where an amount included in a beneficiary's assessable income under subsection 99B(1) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (ITAA 1936) had its origins in a capital gain from non-taxable Australian property of a foreign trust, can the beneficiary offset capital losses or a carry-forward net capital loss ('capital loss offset') or access the CGT discount in relation to the amount?
Individual Retirement Accounts and Foreign Investment Fund measures