Public rulings 2001
Taxability of payments under the Human Rights Act 1993 for humiliation, loss of dignity, and injury to feelings
Ruling Number: BR Pub 01/09
This ruling replaces Public Ruling BR Pub 98/2. It clarifies our approach to out of court settlements where there is come doubt about the amount attributed to humiliation, loss of dignity, or injury to feelings.
Ruling applies from: 1 April 2001 to 31 March 2006.
BR Pub 01/09 - RTF format (100kb | 11 pages)
BR Pub 01/09 - PDF format (74kb | 11 pages)
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Other rulings this year
- BR Pub 01/01 - GST - when the supply of leasehold land is an exempt supply
- BR Pub 01/02 - "Transitional capital amount" - definition
- BR Pub 01/03 - Rent deemed to be payable - deductibility
- BR Pub 01/04 - Assessability of payments under the Employment Relations Act for humiliation, loss of dignity, and injury to feelings
- BR Pub 01/05 - Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) - fringe benefit tax (FBT) liability
- BR Pub 01/06 - Employment court awards for lost wages or other remuneration - employers' liability to make tax deductions
- BR Pub 01/07 - Maori trust boards: declaration of trust for charitable purposes made under Section 24b of the Maori Trust Boards Act 1955 - income tax consequences
- BR Pub 01/08 - Forestry rights - secondhand goods GST input tax deduction
Date published: 05 Dec 2006
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