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SMALL BUSINESS CGT 15 YEAR EXMPTION
If you qualify for the small business 15-year exemption, you can entirely disregard the capital gain and do not need to apply any other concessions. Further, you do not have to apply capital losses against your capital gain before applying the 15-year exemption.
If the conditions are satisfied and you make a capital loss from the CGT event, you may use the capital loss to reduce other capital gains.
Conditions you must meet
You can disregard a capital gain from a CGT event happening to a CGT asset you have owned for at least 15 years if you:
•satisfy the basic conditions for the small business CGT concessions (the active asset test requires the asset to have been an active asset for at least 7.5 years of the whole period of ownership)
•continuously owned the CGT asset for the 15-year period ending just before the CGT event happened.
If you are an individual:
•when the CGT event happened ◦you were permanently incapacitated, or
◦you were 55 years old, or older, and the event happened in connection with your retirement, and
•if the CGT asset is a share in a company or an interest in a trust, that company or trust must have had a significant individual for periods totalling at least 15 years during the entire time you owned the share or interest, even if it was not the same significant individual during the whole period.
If you are a company or trust:
•you had a significant individual for a total of at least 15 years of the whole period of ownership (even if it was not the same significant individual during the whole period), and
•the individual who was a significant individual just before the CGT event was ◦at least 55 years old at that time and the event happened in connection with their retirement, or was permanently incapacitated at that time.
Example
Ruth and Geoff are partners in a partnership that conducts a farming business on land they purchased in 1990 and have owned continuously since that time. The net value of their CGT assets for the purpose of the maximum net asset value test is less than $6 million.
Ruth and Geoff are both over 60 years old and wish to retire. As they have no children, they decide to sell the major asset of the farming business, the land. They sell the land in December 2010 for a total capital gain of $100,000. Both Ruth and Geoff qualify for the small business 15-year exemption in relation to the capital gain.
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