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  Miscellaneous 1999

Tax R & D : TR 99/5, TD 99/2 - 99/19

Source: Taxation In Australia Journal Article

Published Date: 1 Jun 1999

 
This article summarises new rulings. They cover the topics - Employee benefit trusts and non-complying superannuation funds meaning of associate property fringe benefits, reasonable food component of a living-away-from-home allowance, what is the benchmark interest rate to be used for FBT, rates to be applied on a cents per kilometre rate used, superannuation fund to claim a deduction for expenses relation to investments in a pooled superannuation trust, non-profit societies, associations or clubs located outside Australia that promote cultural activities, Interest withholding tax exemption
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