Another Tax Issue
#1
Another Tax Issue
Are there any issues with regards to taxable income from Moving funds back and forward from the UK?
Lets say you move a certain amount form the UK while the Exchange rate is high for $ ($2.52 for the £) £100k gives you $252k) then at a later date you move £100k back to UK ( $2.34 to the £) $234K gives you £100k back in your account in UK
As i see it you have £100k to start with and could end up with that £100k in your Uk account and further $16k in Australia. If this was to happen on a regular basis ( exchange rate permitting) what would be the Tax implications on this?
Lets say you move a certain amount form the UK while the Exchange rate is high for $ ($2.52 for the £) £100k gives you $252k) then at a later date you move £100k back to UK ( $2.34 to the £) $234K gives you £100k back in your account in UK
As i see it you have £100k to start with and could end up with that £100k in your Uk account and further $16k in Australia. If this was to happen on a regular basis ( exchange rate permitting) what would be the Tax implications on this?
#2
Re: Another Tax Issue
I would imagine it would be subject to Capital Gains Tax.
Not read it all, but info here: http://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/co...tent/36520.htm
Not read it all, but info here: http://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/co...tent/36520.htm
#3
Re: Another Tax Issue
why did i have the thought that if Wendy was online she would have an answer? i wil go have a look
thanx
thanx
I would imagine it would be subject to Capital Gains Tax.
Not read it all, but info here: http://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/co...tent/36520.htm
Not read it all, but info here: http://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/co...tent/36520.htm