Commonwealth Consolidated Acts Commonwealth Consolidated Acts(1) This section applies for the purpose of calculating whether a company has at an alteration time a notional capital loss or a notional revenue loss in respect of a * CGT asset that it owned at that time.
(2) However, a company does not have a notional capital loss or a notional revenue loss at an alteration time in respect of a CGT asset that it * acquired for less than $10,000.
(3) The calculation is to be made on the assumption that the company disposed of the asset at its * market value at the alteration time.
(4) If the company would make a * capital loss in respect of the disposal of the asset, the company has at the alteration time in respect of the asset a notional capital loss equal to the amount of the capital loss.
(5) If the company would be entitled to a deduction in respect of the disposal of the asset, the company has at the alteration time in respect of the asset a notional revenue loss equal to the amount of the deduction.
(6) A company may choose that this section is to apply to the company at the alteration time in respect of an asset to which subsection (7) applied at that time as if the reference in subsection (3) to the * market value of the asset were a reference to its * written down value.
(7) This subsection applies to an asset at the alteration time if:
(a) the asset is a * depreciating asset (not a building or structure) for whose decline in value the company has deducted or can deduct an amount; and
(b) the expenditure incurred by the company to * acquire the asset was less than $1,000,000 (the expenditure can include the giving of property: see section 103 - 5); and
(c) it would be reasonable for the company to conclude that the * market value of the asset at the alteration time was not less than 80% of its * written down value at that time.