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INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT ACT 1997 - SECT 25.115

Deduction for payment of rent from land investment by operating entity to asset entity in relation to approved economic infrastructure facility

  (1)   An entity that is an * operating entity in relation to a * cross staple arrangement can deduct an amount, for an income year, of * rent from land investment if:

  (a)   another entity derives or receives the amount from the operating entity:

  (i)   in the income year; and

  (ii)   on or after 27   March 2018; and

  (b)   the cross staple arrangement was entered into in relation to:

  (i)   a facility that is covered by section   12 - 439 in Schedule   1 to the Taxation Administration Act 1953 at a time in the income year; or

  (ii)   an improvement to a facility that is covered by that section at a time in the income year; and

  (c)   the other entity is an * asset entity in relation to the cross staple arrangement; and

  (d)   apart from this subsection, the operating entity could otherwise deduct the amount under this Act; and

  (e)   the amount is * excepted MIT CSA income of the asset entity for the income year; and

  (f)   each entity that is a * stapled entity in relation to the cross staple arrangement has made a choice in accordance with subsection   (3).

  (2)   If the * asset entity is not a * managed investment trust in relation to the income year, for the purposes of paragraph   (1)(e), treat it as a managed investment trust in relation to the income year.

  (3)   An entity makes a choice in accordance with this subsection if:

  (a)   the entity makes the choice in the * approved form; and

  (b)   the entity makes the choice before:

  (i)   the start of the income year in which the asset is first put to use; or

  (ii)   a later time allowed by the Commissioner; and

  (c)   the entity gives the choice to the Commissioner within 60 days after the entity makes the choice.

  (4)   The choice cannot be revoked.



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