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StatuteIncome Tax Act 2007

Section FB 17 — Income Tax Act 2007: High-priced livestock

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FB 17 High-priced livestock When this section applies (1) This section applies for the purposes of sections EC 32 to EC 37 (which relate to the valuation of high-priced livestock) when high-priced livestock is transferred on a settlement of relationship property. Transfer at cost (2) The transfer is treated as a disposal and acquisition for an amount equal to the cost of the livestock to the transferor. The transferee is treated as having acquired the livestock on the day it was acquired by the transferor. Straight-line method of valuation (3) In determining the value of the livestock at the end of the year of transfer, the transferee must take into account the amount referred to in subsection (2) reduced by the depreciation percentage of its cost price under section EC 34(2) (General rule). Subsection (4) overrides this subsection. When diminishing value chosen (4) If the transferor had chosen to apply the diminishing value method to the valuation of the livestock, the transferee is treated as also having made that choice, and the reduction is calculated under section EC 34(3) . But if the transferor had not chosen to apply the diminishing value method, the transferee may make a choice between the methods set out in section EC 34(2) and (3) only if the livestock was acquired by the transferor in the year of transfer. Defined in this Act: amount , cost price , depreciation percentage , diminishing value method , high-priced livestock , settlement of relationship property , straight-line method , year of transfer , Compare: 2004 No 35 s FF 11

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