This loan agreement in the state of Victoria is for a new loan by a shareholder to the company for a period not exceeding ten years (debt not equity under Division 974 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997).
Registerable instrument. This loan agreement in the State of Victoria is for a new loan by a shareholder to the company for a period not exceeding ten years. It sets up a floating charge over the property of the company and restricts subsequent loans. The terms and conditions of the loan are established by resolution of the Board and by this instrument and a Debenture Certificate is issued. The debenture is registered with ASIC within 45 days of this instrument. This agreement contains 3 appendices and an example Debenture Certificate.
Registerable instrument. This loan agreement in the State of South Australia is for a new loan by a shareholder to the company for a period not exceeding ten years. It sets up a floating charge over the property of the company and restricts subsequent loans. The terms and conditions of the loan are established by resolution of the Board and by this instrument and a Debenture Certificate is issued. The debenture is registered with ASIC within 45 days of this instrument. This agreement contains 3 appendices and an example Debenture Certificate.
Simple loan contract. - shareholder to company (under 10 years) Debenture, Registerable instrument, in the State of Tasmania.
This loan agreement is for an old loan but under ten years old. It is in the form of a promissory note that documents the loan by a shareholder in a way which makes it clear that it is to be considered as debt not equity under Division 974 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. It starts making interest payments from this date forward to make the nature of the loan absolutely clear, but, because it is less than ten years old, it is not concerned with interest payments related to the past.
This loan agreement in the Australian Capital Territory is for a new loan by a shareholder to the company for a period exceeding ten years. It sets up a floating charge over the property of the company. It uses the moving average interest rate to ensure that equity cannot be seen to accumulate throughout the life of the loan and declarations as to purpose and relationship between the company and the lender to ensure that the loan is to be considered debt not equity under Division 974 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. Australian legal agreement.
This loan agreement in the Northern Territory is for a new loan by a shareholder to the company for a period exceeding ten years. It sets up a floating charge over the property of the company. It uses the moving average interest rate to ensure that equity cannot be seen to accumulate throughout the life of the loan and declarations as to purpose and relationship between the company and the lender to ensure that the loan is to be considered debt not equity under Division 974 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. Australian legal agreement.
This loan agreement in the state of New South Wales is for a new loan by a shareholder to the company for a period exceeding ten years. It uses the moving average interest rate to ensure that equity cannot be seen to accumulate throughout the life of the loan and declarations as to purpose and relationship between the company and the lender to ensure that the loan is to be considered debt not equity under Division 974 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
Registerable instrument. This loan agreement in the Australian Capital Territory is for a new loan by a non-shareholder to the company for a period not exceeding ten years. It sets up a floating charge over the property of the company and restricts subsequent loans. The terms and conditions of the loan are established by resolution of the Board and by this instrument and a Debenture Certificate is issued. The debenture is registered with ASIC within 45 days of this instrument. This agreement contains 3 appendices and an example Debenture Certificate.
This loan agreement is for a new loan with particular purpose. It documents the loan by a shareholder in a way which makes it clear that it is to be considered as debt not equity under Division 974 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. An instrument like this one needs to be created for all loans from shareholders from now on, and should be finalised before the deadline 1 July 2004.
