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The cost base of a CGT asset may consist of up to five elements.
The third element of the cost base may include interest on money borrowed to acquire an asset, costs of maintaining, repairing and insuring an asset, rates and land tax, interest on money borrowed to refinance the money borrowed to acquire an asset, and interest on any money borrowed to finance capital expenditure incurred to increase an asset's value.
However, the following conditions must be satisfied before an interest expense can be included in the third element of the cost base:
interest expenditure is excluded from the cost base if it has been claimed or can be claimed as a tax deduction, and
third element costs can only be included in the cost base of an asset if you acquired the asset after 20 August 1991.
More importantly, the interest component can only be included in the cost base if the sale of the CGT asset results in a capital gain. If you do not make a capital gain, you need the asset's reduced cost base to work out whether you have made a capital loss.
The reduced cost base of a CGT asset has the same five elements as the cost base, except for the third element. In other words, you cannot include the interest expense in your third element costs if you make a capital loss. |
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