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60 THE TAX INSTITUTE APPLIED TAX Capital Gains Tax Fundamentals Activity 11 Richard is a partner in a partnership which carries on a smash repair business in premises acquired 10 years ago which is a partnership asset and is debt-free. The other partners are Sam and Fred and each partner has an equal interest. No partner is related to any other partner. The business of the partnership has declined due to competition and its gross annual income for the income year preceding the current year was $1.2 million. Richard owns valuable investment and farming properties worth $4.2 million ($500,000 debt) and public company shares worth $800,000. It is decided that the partnership will, in the current income year, sell the premises (for $4.8 million) and lease them back. Required: Will Richard be able to claim the small business CGT concessions on the capital gain attributable to his share of the partnership premises? Check your progress Can you…? Calculate the amount of the capital gain or loss arising in relation to a CGT event Apply the cost base rules Determine capital proceeds Identify basic CGT events and their relationship to CGT liability Identify the 50 per cent discount and indexation for certain entities Apply CGT to non-residents of Australia Appreciate when an asset stops being a pre-CGT asset Apply the small business CGT concessions Explain rollover relief – same asset and replacement asset rollovers (eg. rollovers to wholly-owned companies; assets compulsorily acquired, lost or destroyed; scrip for scrip rollover; marriage breakdown etc.) Explain demerger rollover relief

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  • 60 THE TAX INSTITUTE

    APPLIED TAX

    Capital G

    ains Tax Fundam

    entals

    Activity 11

    Richard is a partner in a partnership which carries on a smash repair business in premises acquired 10 years ago which is a partnership asset and is debt-free. The other partners are Sam and Fred and each partner has an equal interest. No partner is related to any other partner. The business of the partnership has declined due to competition and its gross annual income for the income year preceding the current year was $1.2 million. Richard owns valuable investment and farming properties worth $4.2 million ($500,000 debt) and public company shares worth $800,000. It is decided that the partnership will, in the current income year, sell the premises (for $4.8 million) and lease them back.

    Required:Will Richard be able to claim the small business CGT concessions on the capital gain attributable to his share of the partnership premises?

    Check your progress

    Can you?

    Calculate the amount of the capital gain or loss arising in relation to a CGT event

    Apply the cost base rules

    Determine capital proceeds

    Identify basic CGT events and their relationship to CGT liability

    Identify the 50 per cent discount and indexation for certain entities

    Apply CGT to non-residents of Australia

    Appreciate when an asset stops being a pre-CGT asset

    Apply the small business CGT concessions

    Explain rollover relief same asset and replacement asset rollovers (eg. rollovers to wholly-owned companies; assets compulsorily acquired, lost or destroyed; scrip for scrip rollover; marriage breakdown etc.)

    Explain demerger rollover relief