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TAXATION ADMINISTRATION ACT 1953

SCHEDULE 1 - COLLECTION AND RECOVERY OF INCOME TAX AND OTHER LIABILITIES    View history reference

Note: See section 3AA .

Chapter 2 - Collection, recovery and administration of income tax    View history reference

PART 2-5 - PAY AS YOU GO (PAYG) WITHHOLDING  

Division 12 - Payments from which amounts must be withheld    View history reference

Subdivision 12-B - Payments for work and services    View history reference

SECTION 12-60  PAYMENT UNDER LABOUR HIRE ARRANGEMENT, OR SPECIFIED BY REGULATIONS  

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12-60(1)  

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An entity that *carries on an *enterprise must withhold an amount from a payment that it makes to an individual in the course or furtherance of the enterprise if:


(a) the enterprise is a *business of arranging for persons to perform work or services directly for clients of the entity, or the enterprise includes a business of that kind that is not merely incidental to the main activities of the enterprise; and


(b) the payment is made under an *arrangement the performance of which, in whole or in part, involves the performance of work or services by the individual directly for a client of the entity, or directly for a client of another entity.

For exceptions, see section 12-1 .

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Example 1:

Staffprovider Ltd keeps a database of skilled persons who are willing for their services to be provided to third parties. Staffprovider arranges with Corporate Pty Ltd to provide to it the services of a computer programmer in return for payment. Staffprovider arranges with Jane for her to do computer programming for Corporate. Staffprovider must withhold amounts under this section from payments it makes to Jane under the arrangement with her.

Example 2:

Ian is a solicitor who regularly briefs barristers to represent his clients. Briefing barristers is merely incidental to Ian ' s main activities as a solicitor, so he does not have to withhold amounts under this section from payments he makes to barristers.

12-60(2)  
An entity that carries on an *enterprise must withhold an amount from a payment that it makes to an individual in the course or furtherance of the enterprise if the payment is, in whole or in part, for work or services and is of a kind prescribed by the regulations.

For exceptions, see section 12-1 .

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