the 1997 Act definition
Examples of the 1997 Act in a sentence
Capital gains made by individuals or trusts regarding assets held for at least 12 months that are assessed under the CGT provisions in Part 3-1 of the 1997 Act can qualify for CGT discount treatment, under which any capital gain is discounted by 50%.
Division 247 of Part 3-10 of the 1997 Act provides specific rules for the tax treatment of interest on money borrowed as part of a “capital protected product” which relates to the acquisition of a beneficial interest in shares, units or stapled securities.
We will not disclose information provided under subsection 113B (5)2 of the 1997 Act, namely information which is not included in the certificate, to the subject.
This breach is underpinned by a failure to comply with section 91(2) of the 1997 Act which requires a credit union to provide the Central Bank with periodic financial statements if required to do so by a notice in writing served on it by the Central Bank.
This breach is underpinned by a contravention of section 76F(1)(b)(ii) of the 1997 Act which requires a credit union to ensure records are kept in a timely, accurate and consistent way so that any information furnished to the Central Bank on behalf of the credit union is sufficiently accurate for the purpose for which it is furnished.