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Agree with michael.jyu
1. When the company constructed the properties with the intention to sell, the company is entitled to input tax credits on the costs of construction and P & E.
2. However, when the comapny leased thepreperties, the company has used the propertoes for a purpose that is not creditable. The company needs to repay the amount it has claimed by making an adjustment in the BAS
3. If the properties are rented out for at least 5 years after construction, any sale will be an input taxed supply and GST will not apply to the sale. However, any sale before the expiration of 5 years will result in the sale being a taxable supply and GST will apply. If the sale takes place within the first 5 years, it may also re-establish the entitlement to some input tax credits on the acquisitions used in constructing the properties (input tax credits on the costs of construction and P & E) and a further adjustment will be required. This will depend on whether or not the sale occurs before the end of the final adjustment period in respect of the acquisitions.
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