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The Div 775 Forex rules will apply, the basic rule is that a forex gain arising is included in assessable income, and a forex loss is an allowable deduction, provided that the gain or loss does not relate to the acquisition or disposal of a capital asset or the derivation of exempt income or are of a private or domestic nature.
Since none of the above exemptions will apply to you, you will need to recognise forex gains and losses for tax purposes when they are 'realised'.
For Example,
You bought US$20,000 when A$1 = US$0.80, you paid A$25,000
You disposed of US$20,000 when A$1 = US$0.70, you received A$28,571
The difference between (A$28,571) and the cost base of the US dollars (A$25,000) is A$3,571. As this amount arises solely as a result of the currency exchange rate effect, the difference represents a forex realisation gain rather than a capital gain (subsection 775-40(4) )
You would include A$3,571 forex gain as assessable income (subsection 775-15(1) ) in the year in which it is realised. |
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