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Entity Classes for Tax Consolidation

The following sets out whether entities may or may not be members of a consolidated group either as a head company or subsidiary member.

The following codes are available for selection when completing the Eligibility Tests Worksheets

 

Class Code

Description of Entity

Excl. as Head Y/N

Excl. as subsidiary Y/N

Reason

A

An entity that is exempt from income tax under division 50 of the ITAA 1997

Yes

Yes

Total ordinary and statutory income is exempt from tax.

B

A recognised medium credit union (defined by section 6H of the ITAA 1936)

Yes

Yes

Have a threshold placed on the tax payable on their taxable income

C

An Approved credit union (defined under section 23G of the ITAA 1936) that is not a recognised medium or large credit union

Yes

Yes

Entitled to an exemption under section 23G of the ITAA 1936 for interest received from non-corporate members

D

A Pooled development fund (PDF) (defined under section 995-1 of the ITAA 1997)

Yes

Yes

Subject to a concessional rate of tax, that is, not subject to the general rate of company tax

E

A Film Licensed Investment Company (FLIC) (defined under section 375-855 of the ITAA 1997)

Yes

Yes

Tax losses and capital losses cannot be transferred and deductions for expenditure on a film where the amount spent is FLIC capital cannot be claimed

N

A Non-Profit Company (defined under section 3 of Income Tax Rates Act 1986

Not excluded

Yes

Subject to a rate of tax other than the general company tax rate. Non-profit companies can however be a head company

N/A

A trust that is a:

  • complying superannuation entity

  • non-complying ADF or

  • non-complying superannuation fund (defined under section 267 of the ITAA 1936)

Not Applicable

Yes

The corporate tax rate is 'phased in' on the taxable income of these entities

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