INTM551150 - Hybrids: financial instruments (Chapter 3): timing 바카라 사이트“ permitted taxable period

Mismatches within case 1 or case 2 are calculated by reference to the ordinary income arising to each payee for the permitted taxable period. The permitted taxable period is defined at s259CC(2) TIOPA 2010.

A permitted taxable period of a payee is a period that begins before the end of 12 months after the end of the payment period. A later period may be permitted if it is just and reasonable for the amount of ordinary income to arise in the later period. The payment period is the payer바카라 사이트™s taxable period that includes a deduction for the payment or quasi-payment from which the payee바카라 사이트™s ordinary income arises.

For example, X Co has a deduction in respect of a payment in its accounts for the year ended 31 December 2017. Ordinary income arises to Z Co as a result of this payment. The payment period is the year ended 31 December 2017. The permitted taxable period will include Z Co바카라 사이트™s accounting periods that begin before 31 December 2018.

The 12-month period recognises that the payer and payee may not have identical taxable periods, and that there may be a short timing delay between when the payer recognises a payment or quasi-payment and when the payee recognises ordinary income in relation to that payment or quasi-payment.

Where ordinary income arises to a payee in a period that begins after the 12-month period, the permitted taxable period is only extended if it is 바카라 사이트˜just and reasonable바카라 사이트™ that ordinary income arises in that later period.

Just and reasonable is not a defined term and therefore takes its ordinary meaning. It asks what is fair, sensible and appropriate depending on the facts, circumstances and the non-tax commercial drivers.

There is unlikely to be a just and reasonable basis for extending the period beyond the 12-month period where the deferral in income recognition results from circumstances, decisions or choices which have the effect of side-stepping the policy intent of the legislation, or which do not reflect commercial arrangements that would be made at arm바카라 사이트™s length in these circumstances.

If an amount of ordinary income relating to the payment or quasi-payment does not arise in the permitted taxable period, the payer will be denied a deduction under the counteractions below for the period in which the payment or quasi-payment is made. If ordinary income is brought into account at a later date (outside the permitted taxable period) S259LA allows the payer to deduct all or part of the denied deduction in a later period, see INTM561130.