(1) The Commissioner may give a company a notice in accordance with section 180 - 20 if the requirements of this section are met.
Tax detriment under Division 175
(a) must have been prevented by subsection 175 - 10(2) or 175 - 15(2) from disallowing, as a deduction for an income year, the whole or part of a * tax loss from a * loss year; or
(b) must have been prevented by subsection 175 - 20(2), 175 - 25(2) or 175 - 30(4) from disallowing the whole or part of a deduction for an income year; or
(c) must have been prevented by subsection 175 - 45(2) or 175 - 50(2) from disallowing, in working out the * net capital gain or * net capital loss for an income year, the whole or part of a * net capital loss for an earlier income year (or a part of one); or
(d) must have been prevented by subsection 175 - 60(2), 175 - 65(2) or 175 - 70(4) from disallowing, in working out its net capital gain or net capital loss for an income year, the whole or part of a * capital loss made during the income year; or
(e) must have been prevented by subsection 175 - 85(2) or 175 - 90(2) from disallowing, as a deduction for an income year, the whole or part of a debt.
(3) A * family trust must have been:
(a) one of the * continuing shareholders mentioned in subsection 175 - 10(2), 175 - 20(2), 175 - 25(2), 175 - 45(2), 175 - 60(2), 175 - 65(2) or 175 - 85(2); or
(b) the person who had the * shareholding interest mentioned in subsection 175 - 15(2), 175 - 30(4), 175 - 50(2), 175 - 70(4) or 175 - 90(2);
(4) When the Commissioner gives the notice:
(a) a trustee of the * family trust must be a foreign resident; or
(b) the central management and control of the * family trust must be outside Australia.
(5) The Commissioner must give the notice before the later of:
(a) 5 years after the income year mentioned in subsection (2); and
(b) the end of the period during which the company is required
by section 262A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 to retain records
in relation to that income year.