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Taxation Laws Amendment Bill (no. 3) 1997 - Submission by Taxation Institute of Australia

Author: Tax Policy & Research Division

Published Date: 25 Sep 1997

 

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$500,000 capital gain lifetime limit is insubstantial and arbitrary

The $500,000 capital gain - not actual tax - limit in sec 160ZZPZB(3) is an insubstantial exemption. Given that the incentive is intended to reward those who invest in their superannuation by means of a business, $500,000 is not a figure that would provide an extravagant income stream to a retiree. Furthermore, the exemption is not indexed and therefore is of decreasing real value with time. Furthermore, there is no apparent policy reason why an arbitrary exemption limit of $500,000 has been chosen in sec 160ZZPZB(3).

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  • Published By:Tax Policy & Research Division
  • Published On:25 Sep 1997

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