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SBCGT Passively active or actively passive

Introduction The basic conditions for small business CGT (SBCGT) relief require, among other things, that the relevant CGT asset subject to a CGT event (generally CGT event A1 on disposal of the asset), is an active asset.

As to what constitutes an active asset, see our article here.

Passive assets One of the basic conditions for SBCGT relief requires that the relevant taxpayer (i.e., the entity that triggers the CGT event) satisfies at least one of various conditions, including:

it is a CGT small business entity (CGT SBE); or it satisfies the maximum net asset value test (MNAV); or it satisfies the passively held assets rule (Passive Assets Rule). The Passive Assets Rule is satisfied if:

your affiliate (Affiliate), or an entity connected with you (Connected Entity) is a CGT small business entity (CGT SBE); and you do not carry on business in the income year (other than in partnership); and if you carry on business in partnership – the CGT asset is not an interest in an asset of the partnership; and in any case – the CGT SBE is the entity that carries on the business in relation to the CGT asset(s). Specific rules apply in relation to partnerships in this regard.

Therefore, the Passive Assets Rule may be relied upon where the entity that triggers the CGT event is not a CGT SBE and cannot satisfy the MNAV (provided that a Connected Entity or Affiliate is a CGT SBE in relation to the particular CGT asset). For example, business premises (Property) owned by an individual or a family trust that is used by a Connected Entity or Affiliate in these circumstances can satisfy the Passive Assets Rule.

What is an Affiliate? An individual or a company is an Affiliate of yours if the individual or company acts, or could reasonably be expected to act, in accordance with your directions or wishes, or in concert with you, in relation to the affairs of the business of the individual or company.

However, an individual or company is not your Affiliate merely because of the nature of the business relationship you and the individual or company share.

What is a Connected Entity? Overview

The concept of a Connected Entity is tied to the meaning of ‘control’.

The definition of controls depends on the type of entity/entities we are dealing with and broadly, an entity is a Connected Entity of another entity if:

either control the other; or Both entities are controlled by the same 3rd The potential controller is referred to as the First Entity and the potential controlled entity is referred to as the Second Entity.

Direct control of an entity other than a discretionary trust

Direct control of an entity other than a discretionary trust looks to the ownership of, or the right to acquire, interests in the entity carrying the right to receive at least 40% of:

income; the net income of a partnership; or However, for companies, direct control looks to the ownership of, or the right to acquire, equity interests in the company that carries between them the right t

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A Beginner’s Guide to Henna Brows

If you want to look your best but aren’t quite sure what to do with your eyebrows, this article is for you. Have you ever wondered what you would look like with henna brows? You don’t have to wonder forever – read this quick guide and get started on the road to beautiful brows. Below, we’ll discuss what henna brows are and the main difference between this option and other temporary brow tinting methods. Carolina Eye Candy Beauty & Relaxation Lounge provides high-quality and reliable henna brow tinting in South Carolina.

What Are Henna Brows?

Henna brows are a natural alternative to traditional eyebrow tinting. Henna brows are a great way to give your eyebrows a flattering, pigmented look without using cheap over-the-counter products or paying lots of money to have them dyed with harsh chemicals.

The henna brows trend is growing rapidly in the beauty industry, and for a good reason; the treatment gives you the option to have much fuller eyebrows and lets you customize your eyebrow shape to suit your face and style.

It is particularly beneficial for people with allergies to certain chemicals. For example, if you’re allergic to hydrogen peroxide – used in traditional eyebrow tints – henna brows may be the perfect alternative for you.

What is the Process Like?

One of our expert beauticians will guide you through the henna brow process. First, they’ll mix henna powder and water together to create a paste. Then, they’ll apply that paste to your eyebrows and let it absorb into your skin, which usually takes from 10 to 15 minutes.

Your beautician will start out subtly and gradually increase the arches and tails of your brows, filling them out and leaving you with full, shapely eyebrows that enhance your features.

How Long Do Henna Brows Last?

When henna is used to dye skin, it generally lasts just one or two weeks. However, you can expect your henna brows to last a month or more, and many women report that their eyebrows remain tinted between six to eight weeks. Furthermore, while henna on the skin can eventually take on an orange hue, the high-quality henna products used at Carolina Eye Candy Beauty & Relaxation Lounge keep your brows looking natural.

What’s the Difference Between Henna and Other Temporary Brow Tinting?

Most of the eyebrow tint products on the market today are chemical-based, which isn’t good for your skin. Henna products feature natural ingredients – like Lewsonia insermis, the actual henna plant – and dye your skin and hair without added chemicals. This reliable natural alternative gives you the opportunity to introduce a plant-based product into your routine.

Regular henna treatments won’t damage your skin or dry it out. The henna process is relaxing and calming and is less likely to irritate your skin than chemical-based eyebrow tints. In addition, several colours are available, so you aren’t limited to the traditional black and brown.

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What is a premium priced option plan and when are they useful

A premium priced option plan (PPOP) is not a legislative term, rather, it is a term used to describe an employee share option plan where the exercise price of the options is sufficiently above the market value of the underlying shares on the grant to deliver a nil market value for tax purposes such that:

There is no discount provided in relation to the grant of the options; and, therefore there is no amount assessable to the employee participant under Division 83A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (General ESS Tax Rules). They can also be used to deliver a nominal or low value for tax purposes.

The General ESS (Employee Share Schemes) Tax Rules operate to tax employee participants on any discount they receive on the grant of an ESS interest (e.g., shares or options) and this discount is the difference between:

the market value of the relevant ESS interest at the applicable taxing point; and the consideration paid or payable for the ESS interest. In relation to options, ordinary market value methodologies include the Black Scholes option pricing formula (as modified by Subdivision 960-S of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997). However, the General ESS Tax Rules allow employee participants to adopt the market value under the tax regulations in this regard (where applicable).

The Income Tax Assessment (1997 Act) Regulations 2021 (Regs) provide that an ESS interest that is an unlisted right (including an option) that must be exercised within 15 years of the grant date is, at the choice of the employee, either:

the ordinary market value of the right; or the value worked out in the Regs (Regs Value). In turn, the Regs Value is the higher of:

the market value of the underlying share on the grant date less the lowest exercise price payable to exercise the right (Simple Value); and the value determined in accordance with the valuation tables in the Regs (Table Value). The Table Value uses various inputs to determine an option value for tax purposes and, for example, other things being equal:

The higher the exercise price above the market value of the underlying share on the grant date, the lower the option value and vice versa; and The longer the exercise period, the higher the option value (as there is a longer runway for the option to increase in value), and vice versa. As outlined above, in these circumstances the rights (including options) must be exercised within 15 years of the grant date, however, even if we take the maximum exercise period, the Regs specifically state that where the exercise price is more than 2x the market value of the underlying shares on the grant date, the rights have a nil value for tax purposes.

Further, if we wish to reduce the exercise price, we can perform a scenario analysis to determine the impact on the exercise price of reducing the exercise period in determining the Table Value, for example:

if the exercise period were 4 years with an exercise price of $0.015 per option – the Table Value of the options is