Capital gains recognition: amendment fixes taxation to the year compensation or consideration is first received, altering timing of tax incidence. The amendment expands the provision's list of linked exemptions to include an additional exemption reference and replaces the timing rule so that capital gains are recognised in the previous year in which the relevant compensation or consideration, or part thereof, was first received rather than the year of transfer; this timing change is declared to have retrospective effect from the beginning of the earlier specified assessment year.
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Capital gains recognition: amendment fixes taxation to the year compensation or consideration is first received, altering timing of tax incidence.
The amendment expands the provision's list of linked exemptions to include an additional exemption reference and replaces the timing rule so that capital gains are recognised in the previous year in which the relevant compensation or consideration, or part thereof, was first received rather than the year of transfer; this timing change is declared to have retrospective effect from the beginning of the earlier specified assessment year.
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