Section 115 — Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 (Cth)

A discount capital gain remaining after the application of any capital losses and net capital losses from previous income years is reduced by the discount percentage when working out your net capital gain.

A capital gain from a CGT asset is a discount capital gain only if the entity making the gain acquired the asset at least a year before the CGT event causing the gain and no choice has been made to include indexation in the cost base of the asset.

Special rules apply to the net income of trusts with net capital gains, to ensure that the appropriate discount percentage is applied and to let beneficiaries apply their capital losses against their share of the trust’s capital gains.

Special rules apply to certain capital gains made by listed investment companies to enable shareholders receiving dividends that include these gains to obtain benefits similar to those conferred by the CGT discount.

Related sections

• s 110 — ‑1  What this Division is about
• s 112 — ‑1  What this Division is about
• s 114 — ‑1  Indexing elements of cost base
• s 116 — ‑1  What this Division is about
• s 118 — ‑1  What this Division is about
• s 121 — ‑10  What this Division is about

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