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there are circumstance that 6m net assets test need to be satisfied. One key requirement in the SB CGT concession is the asset is an active assets. If the owner of the assets is not the trading entity, than the owner of the asset will have to be tested for small business test (6m net assets test in many case.)
https://www.ato.gov.au/General/Capital-gains-tax/Small-business-CGT-concessions/Basic-conditions-for-the-small-business-CGT-concessions/Passively-held-assets/
"You can access the small business concessions for a CGT asset you own if the asset is used or held ready for use in, or inherently connected with, a business carried on by your affiliate, or an entity connected with you. You must satisfy the following conditions:
your affiliate, or entity connected with you, is a small business entity for the income year (that is, the income year in which the CGT event happens to your asset)
you don't carry on a business in the income year other than in partnership
if you carry on a business in partnership, the CGT asset is not an interest in an asset of the partnership
your affiliate or entity that is connected with you at a time in the income year is the same small business entity that carries on the business and uses the asset at that time, and the asset is the same asset that also meets the active asset test at that time.
In determining whether the entity that uses the passively-held asset is a small business entity, there's a special rule for calculating aggregated turnover.
An entity that is your affiliate, or is connected with you, is deemed to be an affiliate of, or connected with the small business entity that uses the asset. In calculating the aggregated turnover of the small business entity, the turnover of entities that are deemed to be affiliates or connected entities must be included. The calculation of aggregated turnover is otherwise the same." |
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