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Income Tax Act 2007

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GC 3: Disposals by life insurers

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“Rules for life insurers selling property as part of their business”

If you’re a life insurer, Section GC 1 applies when you sell any property as part of your life insurance business. This rule treats the property as if it were trading stock, but it doesn’t include financial arrangements. This means the government looks at these sales in a specific way for tax purposes. It’s important to know that this rule affects how your business transactions are viewed when it comes to paying taxes.

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GC 3Disposals by life insurers

  1. Section GC 1 applies to a life insurer that disposes of any property, other than a financial arrangement, in the course of their business of life insurance, as if the property were trading stock.

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