The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 68
... amount so derived is an amount to which para ( e ) applies . ( e ) Any amount derived directly or indirectly from any business carried on by or on behalf of or for the benefit of trustees in trust for charitable purposes within New ...
... amount so derived is an amount to which para ( e ) applies . ( e ) Any amount derived directly or indirectly from any business carried on by or on behalf of or for the benefit of trustees in trust for charitable purposes within New ...
Page 144
... amount attributed is to be regarded for tax purposes as " monetary remuneration " derived by the service provider . If the interposed person is a partnership , the amount attributed is treated as an allocation of partner- ship income ...
... amount attributed is to be regarded for tax purposes as " monetary remuneration " derived by the service provider . If the interposed person is a partnership , the amount attributed is treated as an allocation of partner- ship income ...
Page 365
... amount attributed to the service provider . AMOUNT TO ATTRIBUTE The amount the interposed entity must attribute to the service provider is the lesser of the following amounts : ⚫ the interposed entity's net income for the income year ...
... amount attributed to the service provider . AMOUNT TO ATTRIBUTE The amount the interposed entity must attribute to the service provider is the lesser of the following amounts : ⚫ the interposed entity's net income for the income year ...
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