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Legislation
ATO documents that consider ITAA 1997 s 6-5(3)
132 documents
Calculation of a prior year loss for a non resident
Assessability of payment received by visiting university researcher from New Zealand
Assessability of an Eligible Termination Payment received by a resident of Papua New Guinea
Employee Share Scheme: shares or rights acquired by a non-resident of Australia
Assessability of salary and wages earned by an Australian citizen employed as a locally engaged staff working for an Australian government organisation in France
Annuity payments received by a Netherlands resident from an Australian resident insurer
Assessability of remuneration derived in Australia by a Japanese resident
Assessability of an Australian sourced pension paid to a resident of The Philippines
Assessability of reward payment received by a French student from an Australian resident entity
Assessability of foreign employment income received by Australian citizen who is not an Australian resident
Assessability of Australian sourced interest income received by a UK resident
Assessability of income derived by a non-resident company from a tour of performers in Australia
Australian source income: commodity purchase and sale
Assessability of payments received by a US taxpayer under an exclusive licence agreement
Assessability of business income derived by a non-resident
Assessability of employment income earned by an Australian citizen working in the United States for an Australian Government organisation
Deductibility of a Tax Equalisation Scheme repayment for salary and wages earned in the US
Assessability of remuneration paid by a fully government owned and controlled body of the Japanese Government to a Japanese resident employed in Australia
Assessability of employment income earned by an Australian citizen working in the United Kingdom as a Locally Engaged Staff (LES) for an Australian Government organisation
Assessability of employment income earned by an Australian citizen working in the United Kingdom as a Locally Engaged Staff (LES) for an Australian Government department