Exclusion of specified income: amendment expands income-tax exclusion to cover an additional defined class of income beyond capital gains. The amendment replaces the phrase excluding only capital gains with wording that excludes both capital gains and the income referred to in a specified definitional sub-clause, thereby removing that defined income from the taxable base used in the relevant income-tax computation.
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Exclusion of specified income: amendment expands income-tax exclusion to cover an additional defined class of income beyond capital gains.
The amendment replaces the phrase excluding only capital gains with wording that excludes both capital gains and the income referred to in a specified definitional sub-clause, thereby removing that defined income from the taxable base used in the relevant income-tax computation.
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