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Minerals Resource Rent Tax Act 2012
190‑25 The effect of transitional accoun190‑25 The effect of transitional accounting periods on uplift factors
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#### 190‑25 The effect of transitional accounting periods on uplift factors
For the purpose of working out an \*allowance component or a \*base value for an \*MRRT year immediately following a transitional accounting period, a component of a formula for working out the allowance component or base value that is an uplift factor is taken to be:

where:
> initial uplift factor is what the uplift factor would be apart from this section.
> n is the number of days in the transitional accounting period, divided by 365.
> Note: There are uplift factors for the following:
(a) royalty credits (section 60‑25);
(b) pre‑mining losses (section 70‑50);
(c) mining losses (section 75‑20);
(d) starting base losses (section 80‑45);
(e) base values for starting base assets under the book value approach (section 90‑30).