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  Miscellaneous 2022

Section 100A and Division 7A: Draft ATO Guidance

Published Date: 4 Mar 2022

 

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Panellists: Chris Wookey, CTA, Chair of The Tax Institute's SME Committee, Chris Wookey Chartered Accountant Robyn Jacobson, CTA, Senior Advocate, The Tax Institute | Facilitator: Todd Want, CTA, Director, William Buck

This webinar covers:

  • The ATO's preliminary views on what is a section 100A 'reimbursement agreement'
  • The ATO's preliminary views on when an arrangement is exempt from section 100A as 'ordinary family and commercial dealing'
  • The ATO's draft compliance approach to applying section 100A
  • The ATO's view of arrangements involving distributions to adult children where the parents enjoy the economic benefit
  • The ATO's draft position on when an unpaid present entitlement held on sub-trust constitutes a Division 7A loan
  • What this draft guidance means for you and your clients
  • Considerations for drafting 2022 trustee resolutions.

Details

  • Published On:4 Mar 2022
  • Session Name:Section 100A and Division 7A: Draft ATO Guidance
  • Watch Time:1+ hour

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