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Corporations Regulations 1990
35Interests in corporations not being subsidiaries
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## 35 Interests in corporations not being subsidiaries
(1) In this clause, interest includes shares in a corporation, convertible notes issued by a corporation and loans and advances made to a corporation.
(2) If at the end of a financial period:
(a) a company has an interest in a corporation that is not a subsidiary of the company; and
(b) the interest is material to the company;
the accounts of the company for that financial period must include a note, in relation to that corporation, stating particulars of:
(c) its name; and
(d) its principal activities; and
(e) the percentage of each class of its issued shares that are held by the company; and
(f) its separate contribution to the profit or loss of the company; and
(g) the amount of that interest at the end of that period showing separately:
(i) the total amount of that interest in shares and convertible notes in the corporation; and
(ii) the amount of any loans or advances to the corporation.
(3) If at the end of a financial period:
(a) an entity or entities in an economic entity has an interest in an entity that is not a related entity (in this subclause referred to as the subject entity); and
(b) the interest is material to the economic entity;
consolidated accounts for that financial period must include a note, in relation to the subject entity, stating particulars of:
(c) its name; and
(d) its principal activities; and
(e) the percentage of each class of its issued shares that are held by the entity or entities in the economic entity; and
(f) its separate contribution to the profit or loss of the economic entity; and
(g) the amount of that interest at the end of that period showing separately:
(i) the total amount of that interest in shares and convertible notes in the subject entity; and
(ii) the amount of any loans or advances to the subject entity.
(4) For the purposes of subclauses (2) and (3):
(a) in determining whether or not an interest is material; or
(b) in showing the amount of any loans or advances made to a corporation;
inter-company loans and advances must not be set off against each other.
Part 5 Additional requirements in relation to consolidated accounts