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TAXATION ADMINISTRATION AMENDMENT REGULATIONS 2004 (NO. 1) 2004 NO. 112 - SCHEDULE 1
Amendments
(regulation 3)
[1] Part 5, Division 5, heading
substitute
Division 5
Withholding payment for work or services
[2] Part 5, after
Division 5
insert
Division 6 Withholding payments to foreign
residents etc
44A Gaming junkets
- (1)
- For paragraph 12-315 (1) (b)
of Schedule 1 to the Act, a payment for operating or promoting a junket is
prescribed.
- (2)
- For subsection 15-10 (2) of Schedule 1 to the Act, the
amount to be withheld from a payment mentioned in subregulation (1) is 3% of
the total payment.
(3) In this regulation:
"gaming" means playing a game
of chance or a game that is partly a game of chance and partly a game of
skill.
junket means an arrangement for the promotion or organising of gaming in
1 or more casinos, whether or not any of the casinos is required by an
agreement to make a payment, by which:
- (a)
- an individual or a group of
people comes to Australia for the purpose of gaming at particular casinos; and
(b) the entity receives payment, from 1 or more of the casinos, that is:
- (i)
- a reward made in relation to arranging for the individual or the people to go
to a casino for gaming; or
- (ii)
- a commission based on the gaming or losses of the individual or group of
people.
44B Entertainment or sports activities
(1) For paragraph 12-315 (1) (b) of Schedule 1 to the Act, payment
to an entity for entertainment or sports activities is prescribed.
Examples
of payments
Appearance fees, award for player of the series, bonuses,
endorsement fees, expense reimbursements, match payments, non-cash prizes,
performance fees, preparation fees, prize money, promotional fees,
sponsorship.
- (2)
- For subregulation (1), the activities may include giving a
speech or a sports commentary.
(3) For subsection 15-10 (2) of Schedule
1 to the Act, the amount to be withheld from a payment mentioned in
subregulation (1) is:
- (a)
- if the entity is a company the amount
worked out by applying to the payment the rates mentioned in section 23 of the
Income Tax Rates Act 1986 ; or
- (b)
- if the entity is an individual the amount worked out by
applying to the payment the rates mentioned in Part II of Schedule 7 of
the Income Tax Rates Act 1986 .
(4) In this regulation:
"entertainment or sports activities" means the
activities of:
- (a)
- a performing artist or a sportsperson within the meaning given by section
405- 25 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 ; or
(b) support staff relating to the activity, including:
- (i)
- bodyguard;
- (ii)
- choreographer;
- (iii)
- coach;
- (iv)
- costume designer;
- (v)
- director;
- (vi)
- director of photography;
- (vii)
- doctor;
- (viii)
- film editor;
- (ix)
- hairdresser;
- (x)
- musical director;
- (xi)
- personal trainer;
- (xii)
- physiotherapist;
- (xiii)
- producer;
- (xiv)
- production designer;
- (xv)
- set designer;
- (xvi)
- sports psychologist;
- (xvii)
- the provider of any other similar services.
44C Construction and related activities
- (1)
- For paragraph
12-315 (1) (b) of Schedule 1 to the Act, payment under a contract
entered into after 30 June 2004 (including payments to subcontractors) for
works or related activities is prescribed.
- (2)
- For subsection
15-10 (2) of Schedule 1 to the Act, the amount to be withheld from a
payment mentioned in subregulation (1) is 5% of each payment under a contract.
(3) In this regulation:
"related activities" includes activities associated
with the construction, installation and upgrading of buildings, plant and
fixtures.
Examples
Administration, assembly, de-commissioning plant, design,
commissioning and operation of facilities, costing, engineering, erection,
fabrication, hook-up, installation, project management, site management,
supervision and provision of personnel, supply of plant and equipment,
warranty repairs.
"works "includes the construction, installation and
upgrading of buildings, plant and fixtures.
Examples
Dam, electricity links, mine site development, natural gas field
development, natural resource infrastructure, oilfield development, pipeline,
power generation infrastructure, railway or road, residential building, resort
development, retail or commercial development, upgrading airport, upgrading
telecommunications equipment, water treatment plant.
44D Limits on amount
withheld under this Division
- (1)
- This regulation applies to an amount that
is required by this Division to be withheld from a payment if any amounts are
already withheld under Subdivision 12-FB of the Act from the payment.
- (2)
- The amount is reduced by the amounts already withheld from the payment.
Example
A payer is required to withhold an amount under section 12-315 of
Schedule 1 to the Act from a payment made to a foreign resident. However, if
the foreign resident has an agent who is an intermediary, the intermediary is
required to withhold an amount under section 12-317 of that Schedule from that
payment. The amount to be withheld under section 12-317 of that Schedule is
reduced by the amount already withheld under section 12-315 of that Schedule.
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