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Line in the sand of the debt/derivative desert : the tax treatment of optional convertible notes
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- The tax treatment of optional convertible notes in New Zealand has recently come under scrutiny. This is partly due to the arbitrage that is made possible by the differing tax treatment of optional convertible notes in various jurisdictions. For example, New Zealand uses a bifurcation approach, whereas Australia uses a blanket categorisation approach in determining how an optional convertible note should be taxed. The former tax treatment of optional convertible notes gave rise to arbitrage possibilities. An argument is made for the legitimacy of such arbitrage under the former optional convertible note regime and the inability of the Commissioner to counteract such arrangements on a general anti-avoidance basis. The tax treatment of optional convertible notes in the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom is also examined, with a view to determining which method of taxing optional convertible notes is preferable
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- Line in the sand of the debt/derivative desert : the tax treatment of optional convertible notes
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- The tax treatment of optional convertible notes in New Zealand has recently come under scrutiny. This is partly due to the arbitrage that is made possible by the differing tax treatment of optional convertible notes in various jurisdictions. For example, New Zealand uses a bifurcation approach, whereas Australia uses a blanket categorisation approach in determining how an optional convertible note should be taxed. The former tax treatment of optional convertible notes gave rise to arbitrage possibilities. An argument is made for the legitimacy of such arbitrage under the former optional convertible note regime and the inability of the Commissioner to counteract such arrangements on a general anti-avoidance basis. The tax treatment of optional convertible notes in the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom is also examined, with a view to determining which method of taxing optional convertible notes is preferable
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- In: New Zealand journal of taxation law and policy. - Wellington. - Vol. 17 (2011),
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- Khoo, J
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- optional convertible note
- debt
- tax arbitrage
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