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Notes for
Private Company
This form is used to work out your share of a private
company’s income and assets.
When to use this form Use this form if in the last 5 years you (and/or your partner):
• have been involved with or transferred any shares related to a private company that is still
registered through the Australian Securities Investment Commission (ASIC)
• have been involved with a private company registered overseas
• have made any type of gifts involving a private company (either registered or deregistered).
You do not need to complete this form if:
• the private company is now deregistered with ASIC and no gifts need to be declared.
Online services You can upload this form, with any supporting documents, online.
For more information about how to access an online account or how to lodge documents online,
go to servicesaustralia.gov.au/submitdocumentsonline
www.
Using a tax agent or Much of the information required on the form is only available from those who know the details of
accountant the company. Services Australia is not able to help you complete the form.
We suggest you talk to the company tax agent or accountant and consider having them complete
the form on your behalf. It is still your responsibility to make sure the form is completed and returned.
If a tax agent or accountant provides information, advice or completes the form, or provides the
Income Tax Returns for the company, we will not reimburse any fees they may charge you for this
service.
What else you will If you are making a claim, you must return this form and all other supporting documents at the
need to provide same time you lodge your claim form. If you do not return all documents, your claim may not be
accepted. The only exception will be if you are waiting for medical evidence or other documents
from a third party.
We can translate documents you need for your claim for free.
To speak to us in your language call 131 202.
Call charges may apply.
If you have a hearing or speech impairment, you can contact the TTY service Freecall™
1800 810 586. A TTY phone is required to use this service.
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The Source Test recognises that if you and/or your partner transfer assets or services to a company
and do not receive adequate consideration in return, you generally retain some means of control.
Where you can clearly show that a genuine gift has been made and you have no ongoing
involvement in the company at all, attribution would not be made.
Resignations
If you relinquish control of a private company, you will be considered to have gifted the assets
held by the company.
Gifts may be assessed for 5 years from the date of transfer.
Note: Documentation may be requested.
Associates
Associates include:
• directors
• shareholders
• spouse/partner
• a business partner
• parents and grandparents
• children (whether biological, adoptive, step or foster) and their spouse/partner and the children
of those parties and the spouse/partner of those children
• siblings and their spouse/partner
• nephews and nieces and their spouse/partner and the children of those parties and the
spouse/partner of those children
• uncles, aunts and their spouse/partner and the children of those parties and the
spouse/partner of those children
• a professional adviser such as an accountant, solicitor or financial adviser who may be
expected to act in accordance with a person’s wishes
• a trustee of a trust from which a person is capable of benefiting under the trust directly or
indirectly
• a company where the directors could reasonably be expected to act in accordance with a
person’s directions or wishes, or where a person and associates are able to cast more than
50% of the votes that may be cast at a general meeting of the company.
Continued
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What happens if there is no permission to inspect the property?
If the value of the property is likely to affect a person’s entitlement to social security payments or
the rate of payment, but no permission to inspect the property is provided, the person’s payment
may not be granted, payment may be reduced or payment may be stopped.
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Instructions
Private Company
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Second given name Go to 75
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No Go to 7
Yes Go to next question
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About the private company 13 Provide contact person details for future requests for
taxation returns and financial statements of the company,
if required for a review (for example, you, your tax agent
10 What is the name of the private company? or accountant).
This private company will be referred to as ‘the company’ The person named at question 12 Go to next question
on the rest of this form.
The person named below Give details below
Name
Postcode
12 Provide details of the person we can contact about details Daytime phone number
given in this form (for example, you, your tax agent or
accountant). Fax number ( )
Name
14 In which month are the taxation returns and financial
Business name (if applicable) statements for the company normally completed?
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18 What date did the company cease trading? 21 Read this before answering the following question.
/ / Only answer questions 22 and 23 if you (and/or your
partner) are age pension age or claiming Age Pension
otherwise, Go to 24
19 Explain why the company ceased trading
To work out if you (or your partner) are Age Pension
age, use the table below.
Date of birth Qualifying age at
1 July 1952 to 31 December 1953 65 years and 6 months
1 January 1954 to 30 June 1955 66 years
1 July 1955 to 31 December 1956 66 years and 6 months
From 1 January 1957 67 years
If there are more than 3 trading names, provide a 23 What percentage of the income is from personal exertion?
separate sheet with details.
1 Trading name of business
2 Name
Tick all that apply
Voting rights provided
Date of birth Entitlement to dividends
/ / Entitlement to capital distributions on wind up
Centrelink Reference Number (CRN) (if known) 3 Class (for example,
Ordinary, Class A, Class B) Number
Permanent address
Tick all that apply
Voting rights provided
Entitlement to dividends
Postcode Entitlement to capital distributions on wind up
3 Name 4 Class (for example,
Ordinary, Class A, Class B) Number
Date of birth
/ / Tick all that apply
Voting rights provided
Centrelink Reference Number (CRN) (if known)
Entitlement to dividends
Entitlement to capital distributions on wind up
Permanent address
5 Class (for example,
Ordinary, Class A, Class B) Number
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Continued Continued
6 Class (for example, 2 Name
Ordinary, Class A, Class B) Number
Class of share
Date of birth CRN (if known)
Number
/ /
Purchase price $
Tick if related to: Director(s) Other shareholders
Other office-holders Date purchased shares / /
Details of the shareholding for this shareholder
3 Name
Class of share
Number Date of birth CRN (if known)
Purchase price $ / /
Date purchased shares / / Tick if related to: Director(s) Other shareholders
Other office-holders
Class of share
Details of the shareholding for this shareholder
Number
Class of share
Purchase price $
Number
Date purchased shares / /
Purchase price $
Date purchased shares / /
Class of share
Number
Purchase price $
Date purchased shares / /
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Continued Continued
4 Name 6 Name
Date of birth CRN (if known) Date of birth CRN (if known)
/ / / /
Tick if related to: Director(s) Other shareholders Tick if related to: Director(s) Other shareholders
Other office-holders Other office-holders
Details of the shareholding for this shareholder Details of the shareholding for this shareholder
Class of share Class of share
Number Number
Purchase price $ Purchase price $
Date purchased shares / / Date purchased shares / /
5 Name 7 Name
Date of birth CRN (if known) Date of birth CRN (if known)
/ / / /
Tick if related to: Director(s) Other shareholders Tick if related to: Director(s) Other shareholders
Other office-holders Other office-holders
Details of the shareholding for this shareholder Details of the shareholding for this shareholder
Class of share Class of share
Number Number
Purchase price $ Purchase price $
Date purchased shares / / Date purchased shares / /
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27 Has the shareholding for the company changed in the last 29 Has anyone gifted, transferred or sold for less than their
5 years? market value, any cash, investments, services, real estate
No Go to next question or other assets to this company since 7:30 pm AEST on
9 May 2000?
Yes Give details of the historical shareholding
This is referred to as ‘contribution’.
Include any loans which may have been written off,
waived or for any reason decided not to recover.
Market value is the price a willing but not anxious
purchaser is prepared to pay a willing but not anxious
seller for an item.
No Go to next question
28 Has the company had a change in circumstances since Yes Give details of each contribution
the last financial statements were prepared (for example,
Value of contribution
upturn or downturn in trade, business sold, changes in
wages paid by the company to you and/or your partner)? The value of:
• cash is the amount contributed
No Go to next question
• services is the gross amount normally
Yes Give details below charged by a qualified person for a similar
You will need to provide a copy service
of the evidence of the change in • real estate is the market value at the
circumstances. Evidence may include: time the property was transferred to the
• an Interim Profit and Loss Statement company.
• sale documents If the contribution was in the form of real
• a current Balance Sheet estate, you must complete the ‘Company real
• an Administrator’s or Liquidator’s estate details’ section (questions 43 to 74),
Report. about that real estate.
Name of contributor
Date change occurred
/ /
Date of birth
Change in circumstances since last financial statement
/ /
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30 Does the company hold any shares or securities in public 31 Does the company hold any managed investments?
companies?
Include:
Include: • investment trusts
• futures • personal investment plans
• options • life insurance bonds
• derivatives • friendly society bonds.
• rights or convertible notes Do not include:
• other securities including those not listed on a • conventional life insurance policies
securities or stock exchange. • funeral bonds
No Go to next question • superannuation or rollover investments
• investments purchased with a margin loan.
Yes Give details below
APIR code – is commonly used for fund managers to
You will need to provide a copy of identify individual financial products.
the latest statement detailing the
shareholding in each company. No Go to next question
Yes Give details below
1 Name of the public company or ASX code
You will need to provide a complete
copy of a document which gives
Number of shares held current details for each investment
(for example, certificate with number
of units or account balance).
2 Name of the public company or ASX code
1 Name of the fund manager
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Continued 32 Does the company hold any shares or have any other
4 Name of the fund manager involvement in other private companies?
No Go to next question
Yes Give details below
Name of the product Number of units You will need to complete and return
and product option held (if applicable) a Private Company (Mod PC) form for
each of these companies if this has not
already been done.
APIR code (if known) Value of the investment
If you do not have this form, go to
$
www.
servicesaustralia.gov.au/forms
5 Name of the fund manager 1 Name of the company
APIR code (if known) Value of the investment 2 Name of the company
$
APIR code (if known) Value of the investment Company ABN or ACN
$
If there are more than 6 managed investments, provide 4 Name of the company
a separate sheet with details.
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33 Is the company a beneficiary of or otherwise involved in 34 Does the company own any other assets?
(for example, made a loan, gift or transferred assets) a No Go to 36
private trust?
Yes Go to next question
No Go to next question
Yes Give details of each trust
35 Give details of other assets, except real estate, held by
You will need to complete and return a the company.
separate Private Trust (Mod PT) form
for each of these trusts if this has not Only an estimate of the asset value is needed. If a
already been done. professional valuation is required for any asset(s),
we may have the assets valued at no cost to you or
If you do not have this form, go to
the company.
www.
servicesaustralia.gov.au/forms
The company balance sheet usually shows assets at
1 Name of the private trust their historical or Written Down Values (WDV), not their
market value.
Machinery $
Trust Vehicles $
TFN
Trust Livestock $
ABN
Stock $
3 Name of the private trust
Licences $
$
Trust
TFN
Trust
ABN
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Company liabilities 38 Does the company have any other liabilities?
No Go to next question
36 Does the company owe money to anyone, including Yes Give details for each liability
associates?
Include:
Include: • bank loans
• salaries and wages owing to a person • mortgages
• loans made to the company • fully drawn advances
• dividends allocated to a shareholder that have not • personal loans not provided in question 36.
yet been paid to the shareholder.
Collateral security is fall back security in the
For more information about ‘Associates’, refer to the Notes event that the primary security is insufficient.
Booklet.
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39 Did any shareholder, director, person or associate 40 Has the income received by the shareholder, director, person
(as defined in the Notes Booklet) receive, or were they or associate changed since the last financial year?
entitled to receive, any income from the company in the No Go to next question
last financial year?
Yes Give details below
Include:
Date change occurred
• wages
• salaries / /
• director’s fees Details of current income
• bonus shares
• an income or capital distribution
• superannuation contributions made on the person’s
behalf to a superannuation fund.
No Go to 41
Yes Give details of each person
1 Name 41 Did any director or shareholder receive, or were they
entitled to receive, any benefit from the company in the
last financial year?
Date of birth Include noncash benefits.
/ / A person may enjoy an indirect or direct benefit from a
company, for example, having the company pay their
Total wages entitled Total wages paid personal living expenses, or having access to, or use of
$ $ company assets.
Total superannuation entitled Total superannuation paid No Go to next question
$ $ Yes Give details of each director or shareholder
Other income type (for example, director’s fees, 1 Name
bonus shares)
2 Name 2 Name
Total other income paid Financial year of payment Value Financial year of payment
$ $
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42 Does the company own any real estate?
Only include real estate held in the company name.
No Go to 75
Yes How many properties does the company hold?
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Company real estate details
43 Name of the company which owns the real estate 47 What is the legal description of the property
(for example, lot, section or parish. This may appear on the
rates notice)?
If the property is made up of more than 1 title, give
Company ABN details for each separate title.
$
Postcode
Country (if not in Australia) Provide a copy of the water rights, allocation or
licence documents, if applicable.
46 What type of property is this? 50 Does any shareholder or director live on the property?
Vacant land No Go to 64
Bush block Yes Go to next question
Home office/business
House 51 Is the property larger than 2 hectares (5 acres)?
Self contained flat (part of or No Go to 53
attached to a residence) Yes Go to next question
Units/flats/town house
Retail premises 52 What is the estimate of the value of the residence and
Commercial premises surrounding 2 hectares (5 acres)?
Industrial premises $
Farm (or hobby farm)
Market garden 53 Does the property have more than 1 title document?
Residential block larger than No Go to 55
2 hectares (5 acres)
Yes Go to next question
Other Give details below
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54 What is the estimate of the value of the residence and 59 Is the property used to produce an income?
surrounding title? No Go to next question
$ Yes Go to 62
Provide the legal description and area of the title on
which the residence sits. 60 Is there any reason that prevents the company from using
the property to produce an income?
No Go to 62
Yes Go to next question
56 Has the property been their home property for 20 years or 62 How is the property currently used?
more continuously? Tick all that apply
No Go to 63 Do not currently make any use of
Yes Go to next question the property
Primary production
57 Does the person (and/or their partner) or a family member Rural residential only
use the property to support themselves? Leased
No Go to next question Other commercial or business
Yes Describe how they use the property to support use (for example, commercial
themselves kennels)
Hobby farm
Other Give details below
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64 Does the company have 100% ownership of the property? 67 Describe all buildings on the property
No Go to next question This will help us to value the property.
Yes Go to 66
1 What is the approximate floor How old is the
area in square metres? building?
65 Who else owns the property?
Percentage
Name of person/entity owned Type of construction
Exterior (for example, brick, timber)
%
%
Interior (for example, plaster, not lined)
%
If there are more than 3 owners, provide a separate Roof (for example, metal, tiles)
sheet with details.
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Property financial details 71 Are there any circumstances affecting the value of the
property?
68 Is the property mortgaged or encumbered? This may include details such as:
No Go to next question • no water on property for grazing livestock
Yes Give details below • lack of adequate fencing
• hills
Date of loan Interest rate
• rocky ground
/ / %
• natural bushland
Amount of the loan Balance of the loan • unusual title.
$ $
No Go to next question
Name of finance provider
Yes Give details below
Provide the:
• mortgage or loan agreement(s) showing which
assets or properties are held as security
against the loan (if applicable)
• latest statement of each loan account.
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Privacy notice Authority to inspect the property
73 You need to read this 74 For more information about ‘Authority to inspect the
Privacy and your personal information property’, refer to the Notes Booklet.
The privacy and security of your personal information
is important to us, and is protected by law. We need I hereby authorise a licenced valuer to enter and inspect
to collect this information so we can process and the property for the purposes of a valuation in relation to
manage your applications and payments, and provide the Social Security (Administration) Act 1999.
services to you. We only share your information with I understand that if the property to be inspected is not
other parties where you have agreed, or where the law occupied by me, it is my responsibility to give the actual
allows or requires it. For more information, go to
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occupant reasonable notice, or such notice as is required
servicesaustralia.gov.au/privacy by agreement, of the inspection.
This authorisation does not permit the valuer to enter my
home, or any dwelling I may own, during the inspection,
unless invited to do so. A similar condition applies to the
home of any tenant involved.
I further understand that Centrelink or its representative
will contact me, or the person noted below, to arrange a
mutually convenient time for any inspection of the property.
Date
/ /
Person to be contacted by the valuer
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Checklist
75 Which of the following forms and documents are you (and/or your partner) providing with this form?
You must provide copies of documents. The copies will not be returned.
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Privacy notice Returning your form
You can return this form and any supporting documents:
76 You (and your partner) need to read this
• online using your Centrelink online account.
Privacy and your personal information For more information, go to www.
servicesaustralia.gov.au/privacy
Declaration
77 I declare that:
• the information I have provided in this form is complete
and correct.
I understand that:
• if submitting this document as part of a claim, the claim
may not be accepted unless supporting documents
are lodged at the same time as the claim. The only
exception will be if I am waiting for medical evidence
or other documents from a third party.
• the company may be reviewed but I must tell
Centrelink of any changes to the company’s
circumstances that may impact my payment within
14 days of the change(s) occurring, or within 28 days if
I live outside Australia. For example:
–– changes in the company’s shareholding, income or
assets
–– gifts made or received, or
–– distributions made.
• Centrelink can make relevant enquiries to make sure I
receive the correct entitlement.
• giving false or misleading information is a serious
offence.
Your signature
On completion of this form,
print and sign by hand
Date
/ /
Date
/ /
Print Clear
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