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Section 41(1) applies when remission or cessation of a trading liability confers a benefit in the relevant year. A creditor balance that remains outstanding in that year does not cease merely because it is written back and offered to tax in a subsequent year; a separate debit relating to another entity does not establish cessation without a link to the creditor. Under the project completion method, income from sales in a completed tower of an approved composite real estate project may be recognised when the entire project is completed. Assessment of proposed additions for maintenance charges and GST requires a due and reasonable opportunity to respond.
Section 41(1) applies when remission or cessation of a trading liability confers a benefit in the relevant year. A creditor balance that remains outstanding in that year does not cease merely because it is written back and offered to tax in a subsequent year; a separate debit relating to another entity does not establish cessation without a link to the creditor. Under the project completion method, income from sales in a completed tower of an approved composite real estate project may be recognised when the entire project is completed. Assessment of proposed additions for maintenance charges and GST requires a due and reasonable opportunity to respond.
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