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Issue: HC 24(2)(a), HH 4(2)(a)

Submission Number 115
Submitter Chapman Tripp

Section / Provision Income Tax Act 2007

HC 24(2)(a)

Section / Provision Income Tax Act 2004

HH 4(2)(a)

Date Received

21/07/2009
Description of issue Section HC 24(2) seems to attempt to deny a trustee a tax credit arising under Parts L or M of the Act (e.g. imputation credits (IC)) in \"determining\" its individual tax liability in respect of trustee income (notwithstanding that tax credits are used to \"satisfy\" a tax liability, they are not used to \"determine\" a taxpayer\'s tax liability).

Give examples: If a trust received and accumulated a dividend with ICs attached, it may not be entitled to use the IC attached to that dividend to satisfy its tax liability in respect of that dividend.

Section / Provision Income Tax Act 1994 HH 4(2)(a)
Status Finalised
Outcome

The Panel concludes an unintended legislative change arises in respect of section HC 24(2) of the Income Tax Act 2007.

The amendment relating to this should be retrospective.


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