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Long Title

Part I PRELIMINARY

Part II ADMINISTRATION

Part III IMPOSITION OF INCOME TAX

Part IV EXEMPTION FROM INCOME TAX

Part V DEDUCTIONS AGAINST INCOME

Part VI CAPITAL ALLOWANCES

Part VII ASCERTAINMENT OF CERTAIN INCOME

Part VIII ASCERTAINMENT OF STATUTORY INCOME

Part IX ASCERTAINMENT OF ASSESSABLE INCOME

Part X ASCERTAINMENT OF CHARGEABLE INCOME AND PERSONAL RELIEFS

Part XI RATES OF TAX

Part XII DEDUCTION OF TAX AT SOURCE

Part XIII ALLOWANCES FOR TAX CHARGED

Part XIV RELIEF AGAINST DOUBLE TAXATION

Part XV PERSONS CHARGEABLE

Husband and wife

Trustees, agents and curators

Part XVI RETURNS

Part XVII ASSESSMENTS AND OBJECTIONS

Part XVIII APPEALS

Part XIX COLLECTION, RECOVERY AND REPAYMENT OF TAX

Part XX OFFENCES AND PENALTIES

Part XXI MISCELLANEOUS

FIRST SCHEDULE Institution, Authority, Person or Fund Exempted

SECOND SCHEDULE Rates of Tax

THIRD SCHEDULE Repealed

FOURTH SCHEDULE Name of Bond, Securities, Stock or Fund

FIFTH SCHEDULE Child Relief

SIXTH SCHEDULE Number of Years of Working Life of Asset

SEVENTH SCHEDULE Advance Rulings

Legislative History

Comparative Table

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On 20/06/2013, you requested for the version in force on 20/06/2013 incorporating all amendments published on or before 20/06/2013. The closest version currently available is that of 01/01/2008.
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Carry-back of capital allowances and losses between spouses
37F.
—(1)  Subject to the provisions of this section, an individual may transfer any qualifying deduction for any year of assessment to a spouse living with him or her who has claimed any qualifying deduction under this section against her or his assessable income for the immediate preceding year of assessment.
[34/2005]
(2)  Qualifying deductions shall be transferred to a claimant spouse in the following order:
(a)
any allowance specified in subsection (10)(a); and
(b)
any loss specified in subsection (10)(b).
[34/2005]
(3)  The amount of qualifying deduction for any year of assessment to be transferred by a transferor to a claimant spouse is the lower of —
(a)
the amount of qualifying deduction available for transfer for that year of assessment; and
(b)
the assessable income of the claimant spouse for the immediate preceding year of assessment.
[34/2005]
(4)  The amount of qualifying deduction for any year of assessment to be transferred by a transferor to a claimant spouse shall not exceed an amount equal to
$100,000 — A,
where A
is any amount deducted by the transferor against his or her assessable income for the immediate preceding year of assessment under section 37E.
[34/2005]
(5)  No transfer shall be allowed under subsection (1) in any year of assessment if the transferor has assessable income for the immediate preceding year of assessment but no claim for relief has been made under section 37E.
[Act 27/2009, wef Y/A 2009 & 2010:2009-ACT-27]
[34/2005]
(6)  No transfer shall be allowed under subsection (1) in any year of assessment if the claimant spouse has assessable income for the year of assessment but no transfer of any qualifying deduction from the transferor to the claimant spouse has been made under section 37D.
[Act 27/2009, wef Y/A 2009 & 2010:2009-ACT-27]
[34/2005]
(7)  Any individual transferring or claiming a qualifying deduction under this section shall notify the Comptroller and make an election to transfer or claim qualifying deductions, as the case may be, not later than 30 days from the date of the service of the notice of assessment on the individual or his or her spouse, whichever is the later.
[34/2005]
(8)  An election made by an individual under subsection (7) shall be irrevocable and shall be accompanied by such particulars as the Comptroller may require.
[34/2005]
(9)  Where the Comptroller discovers that any transfer of qualifying deduction under this section against the assessable income of a claimant spouse for any year of assessment is or has become excessive, he may make an assessment on the claimant spouse on the amount, which, in his opinion, ought to have been charged to tax in that year of assessment within 7 years (if that year of assessment is 2007 or a preceding year of assessment) or 5 years (if that year of assessment is 2008 or a subsequent year of assessment) after the expiration of that year of assessment.
[34/2005; 53/2007]
(10)  For the purposes of this section, subject to sections 35 and 37, qualifying deductions, in relation to an individual, for each year of assessment, are —
(a)
any allowance falling to be made under section 16, 17, 19, 19A, 19C, 19D or 20 that is in excess of the individual’s income from all sources chargeable to tax for that year of assessment and is not deducted under section 37E or transferred under section 37D; and
(b)
any loss incurred by the individual in any trade, business, profession or vocation which is not deducted for that year of assessment because of insufficiency of statutory income of the individual and is not deducted under section 37E or transferred under section 37D.
[34/2005]
(11)  Notwithstanding subsection (10), any loss deemed to be a loss incurred from a trade or business for the purpose of section 97V of the Economic Expansion Incentives (Relief from Income Tax) Act (Cap. 86) shall not be transferable.
[34/2005]
(12)  Notwithstanding subsection (10), any allowance specified in subsection (10)(a) made to a transferor for any year of assessment shall not be transferable if the transferor did not carry on that trade, business or profession in the basis period for the immediate preceding year of assessment .
[Act 27/2009, wef Y/A 2009 & 2010:2009-ACT-27]
[34/2005]
(13)  In this section, “assessable income”, in relation to an individual, means assessable income of the individual as determined under section 37 after deducting any deductions claimed under sections 37D and 37E.
[34/2005]