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Finance Act 2013

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2.Subsection (1) amends section 596 of ITA 2007 as per subsections (2) and (3).

3.Subsection (2) substitutes subsection 1 of section 596 with a new subsection 596(1), which provides that section 596 applies if conditions A, B and C are met.

4.New subsections (1A) and (1B) set out conditions A and B which restate the previous conditions set out at section 596(1)(a) and (b) respectively.

5.New subsection (1C) sets out new condition C adds to the circumstances in which section 596 will apply by expanding the condition previously set out in section 596(1)(c). Subsection (1C) sets out the two different sets of circumstances for Condition C. The first is that no provision is made for making payments representative of the dividend or interest to the lender (subsection (1C)(a)). The second circumstance is that provision is made both for making payments representative of the dividend or interest (Section 1C (b)(i)) and another benefit, including the release of any liability to pay an amount (Section 1C (b)(ii)).

6.Subsection (3) replaces subsection (2)(a) from section 596 ITA 2007 with a new subsection 596 (2)(a).

7.New subsection 596(2)(a) sets out the consequences where Condition C is met because the case falls within either 596(1C)(a) or (b).

8.New subsection (2a)(i) provides that in a case falling within paragraph (1C)(a), the rules about manufactured payments apply as if the person who is the borrower under the arrangement were required under the arrangement to pay the lender an amount representative of the dividend or interest.

9.New subsection (2a)(ii) provides that in a case falling within subsection (1C)(b), the rules about manufactured payments apply as if the person who is the borrower under the arrangement were required under the arrangement to pay the lender an amount representative of the dividend or interest. This is after adjusting for any amount paid and falling within subsection (1C)(b)(i).

10.Subsection (4) provides for similar amendments to be made to section 812 CTA 2010 through subsections (5) to (7).

11.Subsection (5) substitutes subsection 1 of section 812 with a new subsection 812(1) which provides that section 812 applies if conditions A to C are met. Conditions A and B restate the previous conditions set out at section 812(1)(a) and (b) respectively.

12.Subsection (1C) provides a new condition C that adds to the circumstances in which section 812 will apply by expanding the condition previously set out in section 812(1)(c). Condition C is met in two different sets of circumstances, which are either that no provision is made for making payments representative of the dividend or interest to the lender (subsection (1C)(a) or that provision is made both for making payments representative of the dividend or interest (subsection 1C(b)(i)) and another benefit, including the release of any liability to pay an amount (subsection 1C(b)(ii)).

13.Subsection (6) replaces subsection (2)(a) from section 812 CTA 2010 with a new subsection 812(2)(a).

14.New subsection 812(2)(a) sets out the consequences where either Condition C (a) or Condition C (b) because the case falls within either section 812(1C)(a) or (b).

15.New subsection (2a)(i) provides that in a case falling within paragraph (1C)(a), the rules about manufactured payments apply as if the person who is the borrower under the arrangement were required under the arrangement to pay the lender an amount representative of the dividend or interest.

16.New subsection (2a)(ii) provides that in a case falling within subsection (1C)(b), the rules about manufactured payments apply as if the person who is the borrower under the arrangement were required under the arrangement to pay the lender an amount representative of the dividend or interest, but after adjusting for any amount paid and falling within subsection (1C)(b)(i).

17.Subsection (8) is a commencement provision. It provides for the amendments made by this section to come into effect on or after 5 December 2012.

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