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thomas-wang 发表于 2013-6-5 13:17 
Firstly, the company will not be eligible to SBE CGT Concession. It's not conducting a business. T ...
Thanks for your reply.
My thoughts:
Agree - The company will not be eligible for SBE CGT Concession.
Agree - If new shares are issued, they must be at market price, otherwise value shifting rules will apply given the value will be over $150,000. However, incoming shareholders will need to have enough cash to cover it, or Div 7A applies.
Disagree - If existing shares are sold, there's no difference to sell the property.
Reason: Shareholder sells share, 50% general discount is avaibale, capital gain will be included in the individual's tax return and taxed at marginal rate, Company sells property, no 50% discount, taxed @ 30% company tax rate. Then ccompany needs to distribute the dividend to shareholder, principle and tax rates are totally different/
Diagree - Lastly, I don't think the rollover under S 124-190 will apply . Because, the company is not a home unit company and shareholders don't have "right to occupy a unit". Normally, rollover applies if a) company has the legal ownership of the land and any building on it, b) a right of occupation to an area of the building is granted to other parties (e.g. shareholder).
Reason: The ownership of share may give shareholder the right to occupy the property, If the company title of the units are transferred to strata title, he will continue to own his particular unit. Then the conditions of subsection 124-190 will met.
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