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s 713-505

When this Subdivision applies (first case)

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Chapter 3Specialist liability rules
Part 3-90Consolidated groups
Division 713Rules for particular kinds of entities
Subdivision 713-LTransitional relief for certain transactions relating to life insurance companies

713-505 When this Subdivision applies (first case)

(1)

This Subdivision provides for a deferral of the taxation consequences that would occur because of an event (the deferral event) happening involving an entity (the originating entity) and another entity (the recipient entity) if:

(a)

the event occurs in connection with a life insurance company (the member life insurance company) becoming a member of a consolidated group; and

(b)

the relevant conditions in section 713‑520 are met.

(2)

If the originating entity is a company, the deferral event referred to in subsection (1) is a CGT event referred to in subsection (4) happening to a CGT asset (the original asset) where, apart from this Subdivision, the happening of the event would have resulted in:

(a)

an amount (other than a capital gain) being included in the originating entity’s assessable income; or

(b)

the originating entity making a capital gain.

(3)

If the originating entity is a trust, the deferral event referred to in subsection (1) is a CGT event referred to in subsection (4) happening to a CGT asset (also the original asset) where, apart from this Subdivision, the happening of the event would have resulted in:

(a)

an amount (other than a capital gain) being included in the net income of the trust; or

(b)

the trustee making a capital gain.

(4)

The CGT events are:

(a)

CGT events A1, B1, D1, D2, D3, E2, F1 and F2; and

(b)

CGT event C2, but only if the CGT asset that ends is a unit in a unit trust that is replaced by an equivalent membership interest (the replacement interest) in a company or in another trust.

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