(1) The neutralising amount for a * deducting hybrid mismatch is worked out by:
(a) starting with the lesser of the amounts of each deduction or * foreign income tax deduction to which the amount gives rise; and
(b) reducing (but not below nil) the result from paragraph (a) by the amount of any * dual inclusion income that is available to be applied in working out the neutralising amount.
Australian deduction--inclusions must be in Australia and in the other deducting country
(2) An amount of * dual inclusion income is available to be applied to reduce the * neutralising amount for a * deducting hybrid mismatch to which section 832 - 530 applies if:
(a) the * deducting hybrid is eligible to apply the amount (see subsection 832 - 680(7)); and
(b) the amount is * subject to Australian income tax for the purposes of subsection 832 - 680(1) in the income year mentioned in subsection 832 - 530(1); and
(c) the amount is * subject to foreign income tax for the purposes of subsection 832 - 680(1) in the foreign country in which the * foreign income tax deduction arose.
Note: Section 832 - 680 modifies the meanings of subject to Australian income tax and subject to foreign income tax for the purpose of working out dual inclusion income.
Offshore hybrid mismatch--inclusions must be in the deducting countries
(3) An amount of * dual inclusion income is available to be applied to reduce the * neutralising amount for a * deducting hybrid mismatch that is an * offshore hybrid mismatch if:
(a) the * deducting hybrid is eligible to apply the amount (see subsection 832 - 680(7)); and
(b) the amount is * subject to foreign income tax for the purposes of subsection 832 - 680(1) in the foreign country in which one of the * foreign income tax deductions arose, and in the same * foreign tax period; and
(c) the amount is also subject to foreign income tax for the purposes of subsection 832 - 680(1) in the foreign country in which another of the foreign income tax deductions arose.