Miscellaneous 2007

Section 45B: dealing with Frankenstein's creature

Source: Western Australia

Published Date: 10 Aug 2007

 

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Section 45B is not just an issue for large corporates. In fact, it has the potential to create more headaches for SME corporate restructures and demergers. This paper covers:

  • what is section 45B and what it is aimed at
  • when is its application likely to arise
  • how does the ATO approach section 45B in the context of SMEs
  • ATO private rulings experience with section 45B.

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