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TAXATION LAWS AMENDMENT ACT 1987No. 61, 1987 - SECT 16
16. After section 221YB of the Principal Act the following section is
inserted: Liability to pay instalments of provisional tax
"221YBA. (1) This section applies in relation to the year of income commencing
on 1 July 1987 and all subsequent years of income.
"(2) Nothing in this section requires the payment of instalments of
provisional tax by a taxpayer in respect of income of a year of income, being:
(a) the actual taxable income from primary production of the taxpayer of
the year of income, as defined in section 156; or
(b) the abnormal income, as defined in section 158C, of a taxpayer to whom
Division 16A applies.
"(3) Subject to this section, where, but for sub-section (5) of this section,
a taxpayer would be liable under section 221YB to pay provisional tax in
respect of the income of a year of income, the taxpayer is liable to pay, in
respect of that income -
(a) where the year of income is the year of income commencing on 1 July
1987 and paragraph (c) does not apply - 3 instalments of provisional
tax;
(b) where the year of income is a subsequent year of income and paragraph
(c) does not apply - 4 instalments of provisional tax; or
(c) where the taxpayer satisfies the Commissioner that more than 75% of
the taxpayer's assessable income of the year of income will be derived
after 1 December in the year of income - 2 instalments of provisional
tax.
"(4) An instalment of provisional tax is not payable unless the Commissioner
has served an instalment notice in respect of the instalment.
"(5) Where instalments of provisional tax are payable by a taxpayer in respect
of the income of a year of income, provisional tax is not payable by the
taxpayer in respect of that income under section 221YB.
"(6) Where -
(a) an instalment notice is served on a taxpayer in respect of an
instalment (in this sub-section referred to as the 'superseded
instalment') of provisional tax for a year of income;
(b) paragraph (3) (c) did not apply as at the instalment notice date; and
(c) the Commissioner becomes satisfied as mentioned in paragraph (3) (c)
at a time after the instalment notice date, the following provisions
have effect:
(d) subject to paragraph (g), the superseded instalment shall be deemed
never to have been payable;
(e) the taxpayer is not liable to pay instalments as mentioned in
paragraph (3) (a) or (b);
(f) the taxpayer is liable to pay instalments as mentioned in paragraph
(3) (c);
(g) if the day on which the first instalment payable by the taxpayer as
mentioned in paragraph (3) (c) is due and payable (in this paragraph
referred to as the 'new instalment day') is a later day than whichever
day (in this paragraph referred to as the 'previous instalment day')
is the later of the following days:
(i) 1 February in the year of income;
(ii) the day on which the superseded instalment was due and payable,
or would, but for paragraph (d), have been due and payable,
section 207 applies as if -
(iii) the superseded instalment had become due and payable on the
previous instalment day; and
(iv) so much of the superseded instalment as remained unpaid on the
new instalment day had been paid on the new instalment day;
(h) if the taxpayer has paid an amount in respect of the superseded
instalment, the Commissioner shall credit the amount so paid
successively to -
(i) the payment of any instalment of provisional tax payable by the
taxpayer for the year of income; and
(ii) the payment of any income tax payable by the taxpayer in
respect of the income of any year of income, and shall refund
to the taxpayer any part of that amount not so credited.
"(7) For the purposes of paragraph (3) (c) -
(a) 'assessable income' does not include -
(i) salary or wages;
(ii) a prescribed payment from which a deduction has been, or in the
opinion of the Commissioner will be, made under Division 3A; or
(iii) any amount included in assessable income under section 160ZO;
and
(b) an amount that -
(i) is included in the assessable income of a taxpayer of a year of
income under sub-section 92 (1) or Division 6 of Part III;
(ii) is derived by a taxpayer during, but not at a particular time
during, a year of income; or
(iii) is income from property (not being income to which subparagraph
(i) applies) derived by a taxpayer during a year of income from
an associate of the taxpayer, shall be taken to have been
derived by the taxpayer at such time, or at such times and in
such proportions, as the Commissioner considers reasonable
having regard to -
(iv) where sub-paragraph (i) applies in respect of a partnership or
a trust estate - the time, or the times, when income was
derived by the partnership or by the trustee of the trust
estate, as the case may be;
(v) where sub-paragraph (iii) applies - the time, or the times,
when income was derived by the associate; and
(vi) in any case - any relevant matters.
"(8) For the purposes of the application of sub-paragraph (7) (b) (iv) and
this sub-section in relation to a taxpayer in relation to a partnership or a
trust estate -
(a) where -
(i) the partnership or the trustee of the trust estate, as the case
may be, derives income directly or indirectly under or as a
result of an arrangement (whether entered into or carried out
before or after the commencement of this section); and
(ii) the Commissioner is of the opinion that the person, or one of
the persons, who entered into or carried out the arrangement or
any part of the arrangement did so for the purpose of securing
the application of paragraph (3) (c) in relation to the
taxpayer or in relation to the taxpayer and another taxpayer or
other taxpayers (whether or not that person who entered into or
carried out the arrangement or any part of the arrangement is
the taxpayer or is the other taxpayer or one of the other
taxpayers), the Commissioner may treat the income as having
been derived at such time, or at such times and in such
proportions, as the Commissioner considers would have been, or
might reasonably be expected to have been, the case if the
arrangement had not been entered into or carried out; and
(b) income from property that was derived by the partnership or the
trustee of the trust estate, as the case may be, during a year of
income from an associate of the partnership or of the trustee shall be
taken to have been derived by the partnership or trustee at such time,
or at such times and in such proportions, as the Commissioner
considers reasonable having regard to -
(i) the time, or the times, when income was derived by the
associate; and
(ii) any other relevant matters.
"(9) For the purposes of sub-section (8) -
(a) 'arrangement' means -
(i) any agreement, arrangement, understanding, promise or
undertaking, whether express or implied, and whether or not
enforceable, or intended to be enforceable, by legal
proceedings; and
(ii) any scheme, plan, proposal, action, course of action or course
of conduct, whether unilateral or otherwise;
(b) a reference to the carrying out of an arrangement by a person includes
a reference to the carrying out of an arrangement by a person together
with another person or other persons; and
(c) a reference to an arrangement or a part of an arrangement being
entered into or carried out by a person for a particular purpose shall
be read as including a reference to the arrangement or the part of the
arrangement being entered into or carried out by the person for 2 or
more purposes of which that particular purpose is the dominant
purpose.
"(10) In this section, 'associate' has the same meaning as in section 26AAB.
"(11) For the purpose only of determining whether a person is an associate of
another person within the meaning of this section, the definition of
'relative' in sub-section 6 (1) applies as if a reference in that definition
to the spouse of a person included a reference to another person who, although
not legally married to the person, lives with the person on a bona fide
domestic basis as the husband or wife of the person.".
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