A consolidated group and a consolidatable group each consists of a head company and all the companies, trusts and partnerships that:
(a) are resident in Australia; and
(b) are wholly - owned subsidiaries of the head company (either directly or through other companies, trusts and partnerships).
A consolidatable group becomes consolidated at a time chosen by the company that was the head company at the time.
Table of sections
Basic concepts
703 - 5 What is a consolidated group ?
703 - 10 What is a consolidatable group ?
703 - 15 Members of a consolidated group or consolidatable group
703 - 20 Certain entities that cannot be members of a consolidated group or consolidatable group
703 - 25 Australian residence requirements for trusts
703 - 30 When is one entity a wholly - owned subsidiary of another?
703 - 33 Transfer time for sale of shares in company
703 - 35 Treating entities as wholly - owned subsidiaries by disregarding employee shares
703 - 37 Disregarding certain preference shares following an ADI restructure
703 - 40 Treating entities held through non - fixed trusts as wholly - owned subsidiaries
703 - 45 Subsidiary members or nominees interposed between the head company and a subsidiary member of a consolidated group or a consolidatable group
Choice to consolidate a consolidatable group
703 - 50 Choice to consolidate a consolidatable group
Consolidated group created when MEC group ceases to exist
703 - 55 Creating consolidated groups from certain MEC groups
Notice of events affecting consolidated group
703 - 58 Notice of choice to consolidate
703 - 60 Notice of events affecting consolidated group
Effects of choice to continue group after shelf company becomes new head company
703 - 65 Application
703 - 70 Consolidated group continues in existence with interposed company as head company and original entity as a subsidiary member
703 - 75 Interposed company treated as substituted for original entity at all times before the completion time
703 - 80 Effects on the original entity's tax position