Miscellaneous 2008

The fundamentals of interest deductibility

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 21 Aug 2008

 

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This paper covers:

  • Fundamentals of Interest Deductibility
    • what is interest? (BHP Co and the debt/equity provisions)
    • is it too soon? (Steele's case)
    • is it too late? (Brown's case)
    • purpose/use (Macquarie Finance and St George cases)
    • refinancing (Smith & Roberts case)
    • derivation of income (Total Holdings and Spassked)
    • interest withholding tax
    • thin capitalisation.
  • Debt/equity
    • how do the Debt/Equity rules impact interest deductibility?
    • key issues
      • effective non-contingent obligations
      • timing
      • related schemes
      • limited recourse debt
      • convertible notes/hybrids
    • impact of recent cases including St George.
  • Debt pricing
    • transfer pricing and interest
    • guarantee fees and intra-group loans
    • an examination of the ATO's recent discussion paper.
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The fundamentals of interest deductibility

Author(s): Natalie Wellard , Neil Ward , Michael Jenkins , Helen Fisher
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