CHAPTER 75:01 - Inland Revenue Division
CHAPTER 75:01 - Inland Revenue Division
CHAPTER 75:01 - Inland Revenue Division
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Income Tax Act Mac 1<br />
Vol. 1<br />
(2) Subject to subsection (3), sections 133 to 141 shall apply in relation to<br />
any partnership carrying on any trade, profession or vocation as they<br />
would apply in relation to a company carrying on a trade if so much<br />
thereof as relates to directors of the company or persons taking part in the<br />
management of the affairs of the company were omitted.<br />
(3) In subsection (2) - Construction of references in Act<br />
(a) "control" has, in relation to a partnership, the meaning assigned<br />
to it by section 140 in relation to a partnership;<br />
(b) where such a partnership as aforesaid has control over a company<br />
to which sections 133 to 140 apply -<br />
(i) any employment of any director of that company by the<br />
partnership shall be an employment to which those sections<br />
apply, and<br />
(ii) all the employments of any person who is employed<br />
both by the partnership and by the company being employments<br />
by the partnership or the company, shall, for the<br />
purpose of determining whether those employments or any<br />
of them are employments to which those sections apply, be<br />
treated as if they were employments by the company.<br />
(4) Subsections (2) and (3) apply in relation to individuals as they apply in<br />
relation to partnerships; but nothing in subsection (3) shall cause an<br />
individual to be treated in any circumstances as under the control of<br />
another person.<br />
142. (1) Notwithstanding any written law to the contrary, where under any<br />
written law conferring exemption from income tax with respect to<br />
distributions or payments of interest made to members of a company that<br />
is exempt from income tax the period during which such company may<br />
distribute profits that are exempt from tax is limited, such company may<br />
nevertheless distribute the exempt profits at any time thereafter and every<br />
such sum when so distributed is exempt from the payment of income tax<br />
in the hands of such members, if a special account showing the<br />
distribution and payments of interest made by the exempt company is<br />
maintained by the company to the satisfaction of the Board. General as to exemption<br />
(2) Where by any written law conferring exemptions from income tax with<br />
respect to the distributions or payments of interest made to members of a<br />
company that is itself exempt from tax, a member of such a company is<br />
another company, then that other company is entitled at any time to<br />
distribute a sum equal to the exempt distributions or payments of interest<br />
received by it to its members, and every such sum when so distributed is<br />
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