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Legislation
ATO documents that consider ITAA 1997 s 719-15
9 documents
Income tax: consolidation: membership: can an Australian resident company qualify as an eligible tier-1 company of a MEC group if a foreign resident entity is interposed between the Australian resident company and the top company of the group?
Income tax: consolidation: cost setting: are the tax costs of assets of a subsidiary member of a consolidated or MEC group set if some of the subsidiary member's membership interests are directly held by entities outside the group?
Multiple entry consolidated (MEC) groups avoiding CGT through intra-group debt
Consolidation: MEC Consolidation: eligible tier-1 company de-registered
Consolidation: MEC group - non eligible tier-1 company subsidiary member of a MEC group becoming an eligible tier-1 company member of that same MEC group
Income tax: consolidation: cost setting: are the tax costs of assets of a subsidiary member of a consolidated or MEC group set if some of the subsidiary member's membership interests are directly held by entities outside the group?
Income tax: consolidation: can the head company of a multiple entry consolidated group claim a deduction under section 8-1 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 for interest paid on funds borrowed from outside the group by it or a subsidiary member to buy shares in an existing eligible tier-1 company of the group?
Income tax: consolidation: membership: can an Australian resident company qualify as an eligible tier-1 company of a MEC group if a foreign resident entity is interposed between the Australian resident company and the top company of the group?
Income tax: consolidation: losses: can item 4 in the table in subsection 707-320(2) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 apply to reduce or maintain the available fractions of bundles of losses of the ongoing head company where an application event is covered by one of the exceptions in section 719-300 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997?