Part 4Disposal of asset (before 1 January 2002) by attributable stakeholder

Part 4 Disposal of asset (before 1 January 2002) by attributable stakeholder

14 Purpose of Part 4

This Part sets out decision-making principles with which the Commission must comply in making a determination for subsection 52ZZZ(1) of the Act.

15 Definitions

In this Part:

individual means an individual who transfers property to a company or trust in accordance with subsection 52ZZZ(1) of the Act.

16 Application of asset disposal provisions where value of asset same or greater

1. This section applies if:

2. an asset is disposed by an individual to a company or trust; and

3. on 1 January 2002, the asset is owned by the company or trust; and

4. on 1 January 2002, the value of the asset is the same as, or greater than, it was at the time of its disposal.

5. The Commission must consider whether, in all the circumstances, the application of the asset disposal provisions would be unfair or unreasonable in relation to the individual.

17 Application of asset disposal provisions where value of asset decreased after disposal

1. This section applies if:

2. an asset is disposed of by an individual to a company or trust; and

3. on 1 January 2002, the asset is owned by the company or trust; and

4. on 1 January 2002, the value of the asset is less than it was at the time of its disposal; and

5. the decrease in the value of the asset is not attributable to any conduct that the Commission reasonably believes was intended to avoid the operation, or minimise the effect, of Division 11A of Part IIIB of the Act.

6. The Commission must consider whether, in all the circumstances, the application of the asset disposal provisions would be unfair or unreasonable in relation to the individual.

18 Application of asset disposal provisions where company or trust retains value of transferred asset

1. This section applies if:

2. an asset is disposed of by an individual to a company or trust; and

3. before 1 January 2002, the company or trust transferred the asset to another individual or other entity in consideration of an arm’s length amount; and

4. the company or trust retained the amount or value of the consideration.