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Subject: Purchase ERGG @ 6.10The following then applies:


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I have just got off the phone to the ATO to discuss
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Posted by: lost Jan 15 2003 11:24:03:060AM
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Hi everyone,

I have just got off the phone to the ATO to discuss taxation issues surrounding ERG convertible notes (ERGG).

My interpretation may be different to others, please seek professional advice to clarify, I am not an accountant.

Anyway, Tax office staff have said that when ERGG is converted to ordinary shares, the value of the shares issued minus the cost price of purchase of each note is assesable income. The following then applies:

Purchase ERGG @ 6.10
Shares issued 90@0.15each, equals $13.50 in value
Assessable income equals 13.50 minus 6.10 or 7.40
7.40 or the amount of money that you make is then taxed at your normal tax rate minus any capital losses made during the financial year.

The price per share then becomes the new purchase price for each share.

If anyone has contrary advice please let me know as well.


Lost


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