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INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1997 - SECT 385.163 Disentitling events

INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1997 - SECT 385.163

Disentitling events

  (1)   A disentitling event happens when:

  (a)   you die; or

  (b)   you become bankrupt, insolvent, commence to be wound up, apply to take the benefit of a law for the relief of bankrupt or insolvent debtors, compound with creditors, or make an assignment of any property for the benefit of creditors; or

  (c)   you leave Australia permanently, or it appears to the Commissioner that you are about to do so; or

  (d)   you cease to carry on the * primary production business to which the election relates.

  (2)   In the case of a partnership, a disentitling event happens when:

  (a)   a partner in the partnership becomes bankrupt, insolvent, commences to be wound up, applies to take the benefit of a law for the relief of bankrupt or insolvent debtors, compounds with creditors, or makes an assignment of any property for the benefit of creditors; or

  (b)   a partner leaves Australia permanently, or it appears to the Commissioner that a partner is about to do so; or

  (c)   the partnership ceases to carry on the * primary production business to which the election relates; or

  (d)   there is a variation in the constitution of the partnership or the interests of the partners.

  (3)   In the case of a trust, a disentitling event happens when:

  (b)   an order for the administration of the trust estate is made under a law relating to bankruptcy; or

  (c)   a beneficiary becomes bankrupt, insolvent, commences to be wound up, applies to take the benefit of a law for the relief of bankrupt or insolvent debtors, compounds with creditors, or makes an assignment of any property for the benefit of creditors; or

  (d)   the trustee or a beneficiary leaves Australia permanently, or it appears to the Commissioner that the trustee or a beneficiary is about to do so; or

  (e)   the trustee ceases to carry on the * primary production business to which the election relates.

  (4)   However, in the case of a trust, a disentitling event does not happen if:

  (a)   either:

  (i)   the disentitling event is covered by paragraph   3(c); or

  (ii)   the disentitling event is covered by paragraph   3(d) and a beneficiary leaves Australia permanently, or it appears to the Commissioner that a beneficiary is about to do so; and

  (b)   the Commissioner makes a determination under subsection   (5).

  (5)   The Commissioner may make a determination for the purpose of subsection   (4) if it is fair and reasonable to do so having regard to:

  (a)   the nature of the * disentitling event to which subsection   (3) applies; and

  (b)   any relevant circumstances relating to the beneficiary mentioned in paragraph   (3)(c) or (d); and

  (c)   any other relevant circumstances relating to the trust; and

  (d)   any other matters the Commissioner considers relevant.

  (6)   A determination made under subsection   (5) must be made in writing.

  (7)   The Commissioner must give the trustee of the trust a copy of the determination.

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