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Income Tax Act 2007

Timing and quantifying rules - Valuation of livestock - Definitions

EC 37: Bailment

You could also call this:

“ Rules for farm animals include both regular and expensive livestock ”

When you read about ‘bailment’ in [section EC 26], you should know that it’s not just talking about regular farm animals. The law says that when it mentions ‘specified livestock’, it also means expensive animals, which are called ‘high-priced livestock’. This is important because it helps you understand that the rules in that section apply to both regular farm animals and the more expensive ones.

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Part E Timing and quantifying rules
Valuation of livestock: Definitions

EC 37Bailment

  1. In section EC 26, references to specified livestock include high-priced livestock.

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