Miscellaneous 1999

Private Company Loans. Division 7A - practical ssues

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 23 Apr 1999

 

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Prior to 4 June 1987 s108 only applied when a private company made a payment to or for the benefit of a shareholder. When considering whether very old loans should be cleaned up this limitation on ATO power should be born in mind. Despite introduction of Div 7A loans to shareholders (or their associates) which are employment related also remain subject to the FBT legislation. This produces an onerous and confusiimg situation in which such loans must comply with two differing sets of legislative standards. Despite the introduction of Div 7A s108 remains operative as an alternative weapon for the ATO.

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