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Taxation Administration Act 1953
12‑145 Investor becoming presently entit12‑145 Investor becoming presently entitled to income of a unit trust
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#### 12‑145 Investor becoming presently entitled to income of a unit trust
(1) This section applies if:
(a) a \*Part VA investment consists of units in a unit trust (as defined in section 202A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936); and
(b) the \*investor becomes presently entitled, for the purposes of Division 6 of Part III of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936, to a share of income of the trust at a time (the entitlement time) before any of that share is paid to the investor.
(2) The entity (including the \*investment body) that would have to pay that share to the \*investor if the share were due and payable at the entitlement time must withhold from the share, at that time, the amount (if any) that subsection 12‑140(2) would have required it to withhold if it had paid the share to the investor at that time.
For exceptions to the rules in this section, see sections 12‑155 to 12‑170.
(3) This Part (except section 12‑140 and this section) applies as if that entity had paid that share to the \*investor at the entitlement time.
(4) If that entity withholds an amount from that share as required by subsection (2), subsection 12‑140(2) does not require an amount to be withheld from a payment of all or part of that share to the \*investor.