Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00029:section:2:p33
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00029
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Provision Reference: s 2 (pt 33/66)
Character Range: 6408184–6410833

time, and the new head company is taken to cease being a subsidiary member at that time. Section 719‑95 ensures that these results do not change the tax position of the group.

719‑90  New head company treated as substituted for old head company at all times before the transition time
 (1) Everything that happened in relation to the old head company before the transition time is taken to have happened in relation to the new head company instead, just as if the new head company had been the old head company at all times before the transition time.
Note: This section treats the new head company as having in effect assumed the identity of the old head company throughout the period before the transition time, but without affecting any of the other attributes of the old head company.
 (2) To avoid doubt, subsection (1) also covers everything that, immediately before the transition time, was taken, because of:
 (a) section 701‑1 (Single entity rule); or
 (b) section 701‑5 (Entry history rule); or
 (c) section 703‑75 (about the effects of choice to continue consolidated group after shelf company becomes new head company); or
 (ca) section 719‑125 (about the effects of a group conversion involving a MEC group); or
 (d) one or more previous applications of this section;
to have happened in relation to the old head company.
 (3) Subsections (1) and (2) have effect:
 (a) for the head company core purposes in relation to an income year ending after the transition time; and
 (b) for the entity core purposes in relation to an income year ending after the transition time.
 (4) Subsections (1) and (2) have effect subject to:
 (a) section 701‑40 (Exit history rule); and
 (b) a provision of this Act to which section 701‑40 is subject because of section 701‑85 (about exceptions to the core rules in Division 701).
Note: An example of provisions covered by paragraph (b) of this subsection is section 707‑410, which ensures that section 701‑40 (Exit history rule) does not result in a leaving entity inheriting a loss of any sort.

719‑95  No consequences of old head company becoming, and new head company ceasing to be, subsidiary member of the group
 (1) A provision of this Part that applies on an entity becoming a *subsidiary member of a *MEC group does not apply to an entity being taken to have become such a member because the entity stopped being the *head company of the group as mentioned in section 719‑85, unless the provision is expressed to apply despite this subsection.
Note: An example of the effect of this subsection is that section 701‑5 (Entry history rule) does not apply. See instead section 719‑90.
 (2) To avoid