Clubbing of spouse remuneration from a concern with substantial interest brings that income into the individual's taxable base. Clubbing requires inclusion of a spouse's salary, commission, fees or other remuneration from a concern in which the individual has a substantial interest, subject to a technical or professional exception where the spouse's income is attributable to technical or professional knowledge and experience; the relationship must subsist at accrual and non-remuneration amounts are excluded.
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Clubbing of spouse remuneration from a concern with substantial interest brings that income into the individual's taxable base.
Clubbing requires inclusion of a spouse's salary, commission, fees or other remuneration from a concern in which the individual has a substantial interest, subject to a technical or professional exception where the spouse's income is attributable to technical or professional knowledge and experience; the relationship must subsist at accrual and non-remuneration amounts are excluded.
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