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The best case scenario for a deducons issue is to get a full and immediate deducon for the
expenditure – this means it has to be of a revenue nature
But if it is of a capital nature, the next best case is to get a depreciaon deducon –
this means it has to produce a capital asset that is depreciable
But if there is no capital asset, there is nothing to depreciate – so the expenditure is
not deducble at all
Black hole expenditure is problemac because it incenvizes taxpayers to use expenditure to
produce a dud asset in order to get depreciaon deducons – this isn’t economically efficient
Aſter this decision, taxpayers were not happy with the ruling and the Income Tax Act was amended on
30 March 2021 in relaon to feasibility expenditure with secon DB 66
DB 66
Feasibility expenditure: spread deducon
(1)
This secon applies when a person has—
(a)
incurred expenditure for the income year in relaon to making progress towards compleng, creang, or acquiring
property that, if it were to be completed, created, or acquired, the property would be—
(i)
depreciable property for which the depreciaon rate is more than 0%:
(ii)
revenue account property; and
(b)
abandoned further progress in relaon to the property, with the result that it is not completed, created, or
acquired; and
(c)
no deducon in relaon to the property or expenditure under any other provision.
(2)
The person is allowed a deducon for the expenditure described in subsecon (1), in equal proporons over a period of 5
income years starng in the year in which they abandon further progress.
(3)
This secon overrides the capital limitaon. The general permission must sll be sasfied and the other general
limitaons sll apply.
This basically allows deducons for expenditure for which you are not entled to an immediate deducon, but also
does not produce a capital asset (as it was abandoned) and thus unavailable for a depreciaon deducon – at the point
in me the project is abandoned, in that income tax year, you are entled to a deducon that can be spread over 5
years
o
The policy of this is that the economic value of business expenditure that is expected to decline in value should
be either immediately deducble or, when it provides an enduring benefit, deducble over me if that benefit
declines over me
o
If the tax system does not provide that such treatment, an economic distoron is created
DB 67
Feasibility expenditure: immediate deducon
(1)
This secon applies when a person has—
(a)
incurred expenditure for the income year in relaon to making progress towards compleng, creang, or acquiring
property that, if it were to be completed, created, or acquired, the property would be—
(i)
depreciable property for which the depreciaon rate is more than 0%:
(ii)
revenue account property; and
(b)
no deducon for the property or expenditure under any other provision.
(2)
The person is allowed a deducon for the expenditure described in subsecon (1), if their total expenditure described in
subsecon (1) is $10,000 or less for the income year.
(3)
This secon overrides the capital limitaon. The general permission must sll be sasfied and the other general
limitaons sll apply.
If the expenditure is $10,000 or less, the taxpayer is entled to an immediate deducon
o
The policy of this is that any expenditure less than $10,000 is already being deducted anyway, and it is not
worth the burden of conducng a minute examinaon on small amounts
These provisions apply to expenditure incurred in the 2020–21 and later income years
PRIVATE AND DOMESTIC EXPENDITURE – THE PRIVATE LIMITATION
Expenditure of a private or domesc nature is not deducble
(
secon DA 2(2)
)
Case L11
(1989) 11 NZTC 1,085
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