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Essential information to help you complete your 2021 Australian income tax return Tax Statement Guide 2021
Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 Contents Chief Executive Officer’s message 1 Message to SYD Investors Pictorial overview 2 Australian resident individuals reporting their investment in SYD Part A: How to complete your Individual tax return 2021 using your 2021 SYD Tax Statement 3 Section A1 Australian non-primary production income 3 Section A2 AMIT cost base net amount 3 Section A3 Share of credits from income and tax offsets (for tax withheld) Part B: Capital gains and losses on disposals of your SYD investment 4 Section B1 Summary of capital gains and losses from your SYD investment 5 Section B2 Capital gains or losses on a disposal of SYD Stapled Securities after the 2013 Simplification Distributions and attributed interest income 8 Taxation of SAT1 net income Definitions 9 Explanation of terms used in this Guide Appendices 10 Appendix 1 12 Appendix 2 13 Appendix 3 14 Appendix 4 15 Corporate Directory Disclaimer The information provided in this 2021 SYD Tax Statement Guide is given in good faith from sources believed to be accurate at 30 June 2021 but, to the extent permitted by law, no warranty of accuracy or reliability is given and no responsibility arising in any other way including by reason of negligence for errors or omissions herein is accepted by Sydney Airport Limited (ACN 165 056 360) and The Trust Company (Sydney Airport) Limited (ACN 115 967 087) (AFSL 301162) as responsible entity for Sydney Airport Trust 1 (ARSN 099 597 921) or any other person. This Guide is not intended to be tax advice and investors should consult a professional tax adviser, if necessary, for tax advice required in connection with completion of tax returns.
Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 1
Geoff Culbert
Chief Executive
Officer’s message
Dear SYD Investor,
We have sent you your 2021 SYD Tax Statement, which contains information you need to help you complete your 2021 Australian
income tax return. This 2021 SYD Tax Statement Guide will help you to use that information to complete that return.
SYD consists of two entities listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX): Sydney Airport Trust 1 (SAT1) and Sydney Airport
Limited (SAL). The units in SAT1 and the shares in SAL are stapled, meaning they cannot be traded separately. SAT1 and SAL have
a 31 December tax year end. The following illustrates a summarised structure of SYD and its investment in Sydney Airport.
Investors
Sydney Airport Trust 1 (SAT1) Loan Sydney Airport Limited (SAL)
Investment in Sydney Airport
Due to the impact of COVID-19 on If you are an individual who was a If you were NOT a resident of Australia
Sydney Airport, SYD did not declare resident of Australia for income tax throughout the year ended 30 June 2021,
an interim or final trust distribution / purposes throughout the year ended 30 you will need to decide whether to lodge
dividend in respect of the June 2020 June 2021, you will need: a 2021 Australian income tax return.
and December 2020 six-month periods. – Your 2021 SYD Tax Statement; The information in your 2021 SYD Tax
Notwithstanding this, SAT1 derived Statement and in this Guide will assist you
– This 2021 SYD Tax Statement Guide; and
interest income during the year ended 31 to complete your tax return, if necessary.
December 2020 which is attributable to – A copy of the Australian Taxation
Office (ATO) Individual tax return If you need further factual information
SAT1 unitholders. As such, if you were
instructions 2021 (the ATO please contact the SYD Investor
a holder of SYD Stapled Securities at 31
instructions) and the ATO Individual Relations team on +61 2 9667 9871.
December 2020, you would have received
tax return instructions supplement You should consult your tax adviser
a 2021 SYD Tax Statement which
2021 (the online ATO instructions if you require tax advice on any of the
discloses interest income attributed to
supplement) available from the ATO points discussed.
you by SAT1. This will be relevant for
your 2021 Australian income tax return. website, and (possibly) copies of You should keep your 2021 SYD Tax
certain other ATO publications. Statement and a copy of this Guide with
This Guide has been prepared
If you disposed of any or all of your SYD your tax papers in case the ATO wishes
specifically for individuals who were tax
Stapled Securities during the year ended to see them.
residents of Australia throughout the
year ended 30 June 2021 and who held 30 June 2021 (or entered into a contract Yours sincerely,
their SYD Stapled Securities on capital on or before 30 June 2021 to do so)
account. However, the information in the you also need to address the income
Guide should also be of assistance to tax (including Capital Gains Tax (CGT))
other investors. consequences of that disposal. Part B
of this Guide will give you information Geoff Culbert
which will assist you. Chief Executive Officer
If you are preparing a tax return for an
entity that is NOT an individual, but it
was a resident of Australia for income
tax purposes throughout the year ended
30 June 2021, you will need to reflect
any relevant gain or loss on disposal of
any or all of your SYD Securities during
the year in your 2021 Australian income
tax return. Part B of this Guide will give
you information which will assist you in
computing any CGT results.- responsible entity
The Trust Company (Sydney Airport) Limited
Computershare Investor Services Pty Limited
(ACN 115 967 087) (AFSL 301162) GPO Box 2975 Melbourne
2019
(together SYD) Victoria 3001 Australia
Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 Enquiries
Sydney Airport (within Australia)
| Tax Statement Guide 20211800 102 368 Tax return2 for individuals 2
(outside Australia) 61 3 9415 4195 (supplementary section)
www.investorcentre.com/au/contact 1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019
Use Individual tax return instructions supplement 2019 to fill in this tax return. Please print neatly in BLOCK LETTERS
with a black or blue ballpoint pen only. Do not use correction fluid or tape. Print one letter or number in each box.
Print X in appropriate boxes. Complete your details carefully to avoid delays in processing your tax return.
Pictorial Overview Holder Number:
Statement Date: 15 August 2019
Your tax file number (TFN)
See the Privacy note in the
Taxpayer’s declaration on page 10
of your Tax return for individuals 2019.
TFN/ABN Status: Your name Title – for example,
Sydney Airport Limited (ACN 165 056 360) Mr, Mrs, Ms, Miss
Print your full name.
Sydney Airport Trust 1 (ARSN 099 597 921) Surname or
All correspondence to:
-Sydney Airportentity
responsible Limited (ACN 165 056 360) family name
Australian resident individuals reporting their investment in SYD
Sydney
The Airport
Trust Company
- responsible
(ACN
Trust(Sydney
115 967entity
1 (ARSNAirport)
099 597
087) (AFSL 301162)
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Limited
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All correspondence
GPO Box 2975 Melbourne to: Given names
The
Computershare Investor Services
Victoria PtyAustralia
3001 Limited
(onTrust Company
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(outside Australia) Australia
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relevant amounts on your 2021 SYD 2020 SYD Tax Statement
the amount attributed to you in respect Part B assists
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31 December 2020. Under the AMIT rules,
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Franked distributions .00
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at: www.sydneyairport.com.au/AMIT less deductions attributable to that share ,
31 December
Paid on 15 August 2019 2020. This AMMA Statement also provides (2)
$0.000000 a reasonable
(A) estimate of the AMIT cost base net amount. Further details in
relation to SAT1 making the choice to elect into the AMIT(3)regime can be found on our website at: www.sydneyairport.com.au/AMIT Share of credits from income and tax offsets
Paid on 14 February 2020 $0.000000 (A)
IncomeAustralian
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Extract from 2021 SYD Tax Statement
continued
of credit for tax withheld where
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Gross Cash Distribution from SAT1 $ xxx business number not quoted
PART A: SUMMARY OF 2021 TAX RETURN (SUPPLEMENTARY SECTIONS) ITEMS 8 Share of franking
Australian superannuation lump credit
sum payments .
from franked dividends Q ,$ .00
Less TFN tax withheld - SAT1 $ xxx(4) (B) 13R Day Month Year , Income – do not show cents TYPE
PART
Item A: SUMMARY OF 2021 TAX RETURN (SUPPLEMENTARY SECTIONS) Amount ITEMS (5)Tax return label Date of
Share of credit for tax file number amounts
R .
Taxable ,component Taxed element Q$ .00
Unfranked dividend
Dividends -paid by SAL
Unfranked - SAL $0.00 (C) $0.00$0.000000 11S 11S payment withheld from interest, dividends ,
Less TFN taxShare
withheld
Item - SAL
of credit $0.00 (6)
for TFN amounts withheld - SAL (B) Amount
$0.00 Tax return
11Vlabel 11V and unit trust distributions
Payer’s .00
Dividends
Share - Unfrankedproduction
of non-primary - SAL income - SAT1 $0.00 11S
13U ABN Credit for TFN amounts withheld from
M . Untaxed element P $ ,
Share oftax
Less Non-resident credit for TFN(SAT1
withheld amounts
& withheld
SAL) - SAT1 $ xxx
SAL (D) $0.00 11V
13R payments from closely held trusts ,
Share of non-primary production income - SAT1 $0.00 13U
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personal $ .00 O $ .00
$ xxx $0.00 of credit services
for tax paid income
by trustee S . , ,
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PART of
B: credit
Net Cash Distributions SAL -for TFN amounts withheld - SAT1
DIVIDEND 13R ,
Share of credit for foreign resident withholding . Show amounts of: Do not include
TOTAL TAX WITHHELD Add up the $Aboxes. $ , , .00 for foreign resident capital gains
PART B: SAL - DIVIDEND Cash Distribution
amounts (excluding capital gains) , n credit total income here
Dividends - Unfranked Share of National rental . withholding from trusts at item 18.
$0.00
Less TFN amounts withheld (A) $0.00
Cash Distribution affordability scheme tax offset B , Income – do not show cents
Dividends
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non-resident withholding tax (B) $0.00 10 Gross interest
$0.00
If you are a foreign-resident make sure you have printed Gross interest L $ .00
LessCash
Net TFN Distribution from(A)SAL
amounts withheld $0.00 NAT 2679-06.2019 Sensitive (when completed) , , Page 13
Less non-resident withholding tax (B) $0.00 your country of residence on page 1.
Net Cash Distribution from SAL $0.00 Tax file number amounts .
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withheld from gross interest
M$ ,
PART C: SAT1 - COMPONENTS (ATTRIBUTION AMOUNTS)
Cash Distribution Tax paid / Offsets Tax Attribution
11 Dividends .00
Australian income Unfranked amount S$ , ,
Interest Cash Distribution
$0.00 Tax paid / Offsets
$0.00 Tax Attribution
$0.00 If you are a foreign-resident make sure you have printed
Australian
Non income
primary production income $0.00 $0.00 your country of residence on page 1. .00
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Interest $0.00
$0.00
$0.00
Franked amount T$ , ,
$0.00
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AMIT cost base net amount - shortfall (Increase cost base) (D) $0.00 withheld from dividends , , ,
AMIT cost base net amount - excess (Decrease cost base) (C) $0.00
AMIT cost base net amount - shortfall (Increase cost base) (D) $0.00 12 Employee share schemes
Gross SAT1 Cash Distribution $0.00
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Part A
How to complete your Individual tax return 2021
using your 2021 SYD Tax Statement
The relevant sections in this Guide depend on where amounts appear on your 2021 SYD Tax Statement.
If there is an amount next to the number below on your 2021 SYD Tax Statement, you can go to the relevant section of Part A
of this Guide.
Reference on 2021 SYD Tax Statement Nature of item Section of Part A of this Guide
Part C Australian income – non-primary production income Section A1
Part C AMIT cost base net amount – shortfall Section A2
Part A Share of credit for TFN amounts withheld – SAT1 Section A3
Section A1: Section A2: AMIT cost base net amount
Australian non- primary On your 2021 SYD Tax Statement, you will find in Part C your “AMIT cost base net
production income amount – shortfall”.
“Australian income / Non-primary
Under the AMIT rules, you may either have an AMIT cost base net increase or
production income” is comprised of
net decrease amount to the CGT cost base or reduced cost base of your units
interest income derived by SAT1.
held in SAT1.
This amount is shown in Part C on
For the current year, there is an “AMIT cost base net amount – shortfall” amount in
your 2021 SYD Tax Statement.
respect of your units in SAT1. As a result, you are required to increase the CGT cost
Step A base or reduced cost base of your units in SAT1 by the amount shown at this item.
Go to question 13 on the online ATO
instructions supplement and answer Section A3: Share of credits from income and tax offsets
‘YES’ to the question on that page. (for tax withheld)
If tax was paid by SAT1 in respect of amounts attributed to you, it is shown in Part C
Step B
on your 2021 SYD Tax Statement.
Work through question 13. The amount
shown beside “Australian non-primary If there is an amount beside ”Share of credit for TFN amounts withheld – SAT1” on
production income” on your 2021 your 2021 SYD Tax Statement, the amount relates to income attributed from SAT1
SYD Tax Statement is covered at and it is relevant at Part F (as you are working through question 13 of the online ATO
Step 2 of Part B of question 13 instructions supplement).
of the online ATO instructions
If the amount of tax withheld shown beside item “Share of credit for TFN amounts
supplement. It is to be included in
withheld – SAT1” on your 2021 SYD Tax Statement has not previously been refunded
the amount to be shown at U in item
to you, you should include it at R, question 13 of your Tax return for individuals
13 of your Tax return for individuals
(supplementary section) 2021.
(supplementary section) 2021.
This amount represents Tax File Number (TFN) withholding tax deducted from your
Step C
distribution from SAT1 or from amounts attributed to you from SAT1 because you did
Continue working through question not provide a TFN or (where relevant) an Australian Business Number (ABN) and you
13 of the online ATO instructions did not claim an exemption for your SYD investment.
supplement. When you come to Part F,
see Section A3: (see right). For the current year, whilst SAT1 did not make a cash distribution to SYD Investors,
SAT1 was required by law to pay TFN withholding tax on behalf of investors who
did not provide a TFN or an ABN. It is important to note that SAT1 is entitled to
recover the amount of the withholding tax from those investors in future periods by
reducing future distributions payable to those investors by the amount previously
remitted to the ATO.Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 4
Part B
Capital gains and losses on disposals of your SYD investment
Section B1: Summary of capital gains and losses from your SYD investment
If you disposed of any or all of your SYD Stapled Securities during the year ended 30 June 2021 (or entered into a contract on or
before 30 June 2021 to do so), Part B of this Guide may be relevant to you.
There are various matters you need to work through in order to compute your CGT outcomes for the year ended 30 June 2021
in relation to your SYD investment. This Part B has been prepared to assist you to do this, on the assumptions that you are an
individual who was a resident of Australia 1 for income tax purposes throughout the year ended 30 June 2021 and that you held
your investment in SYD on capital account.
Step A
You should complete the following summary table:
Discount Non-discount Capital
capital gains capital gains losses
Did you dispose of (or enter into a If so, Section B2 will assist you to
contract on or before 30 June 2021 to work out your capital gains or capital
do so) any or all of your SYD investment losses. You should work through
during the year ended 30 June 2021? Section B2 and copy your answer
from Section B2 to here.
Step B When you come to Step 2 of question After that is done, for any capital
Go to question 18 of the online ATO 18 of the online ATO instructions gains that remain, the 50% discount
instructions supplement and answer supplement, take into account the is taken into account (for individuals
‘YES’ to the question on that page. Use totals from Part B, Section B1, Step A who are tax residents of Australia)
the publication Personal investors guide (refer above). Those amounts represent, i.e. those remaining capital gains are
to capital gains tax 2021 (NAT4152) for your SYD investment, the totals of: reduced by 50%. 2
to assist you to calculate your capital – Your discount capital gains, if any Other comments that may assist you
gain. Work through question 18 of that (these are eligible for a CGT discount); 2 The following comments may assist
supplement. Doing this will assist you to – Your non-discount capital gains, you as you address your capital
report all your capital gains and losses, if any (these are not eligible for a gains or losses.
including from your SYD investment, CGT discount); and
at question 18 of your Tax return Revenue vs capital account
for individuals (supplementary – Your capital losses, if any.
As stated above, Part B of this Guide
section) 2021. At Step 3 of question 18 of the online has been prepared to assist individuals
ATO instructions supplement remember who were investors in SYD who held
that, when working out how to apply their SYD investment on capital account
any unapplied net capital losses from and who were tax residents of Australia
earlier years and/or any current year throughout the year ended 30 June 2021.
capital losses, it is usually advantageous
While many investors hold investments
to apply them first against any capital
such as SYD Stapled Securities on
gains that are not eligible for a CGT
capital account, in certain circumstances,
discount. After that is done, any remaining
including where such an investment was
capital losses are applied against capital
held as part of the assets of a business,
gains eligible for a CGT discount.
the investment may have been held on
revenue account.
1 If you were not a resident of Australia for tax purposes in respect of the year ended 30 June 2021 and held your investment in SYD on capital account, it
is likely that any capital gains or losses you made on your SYD investment should be disregarded for Australian CGT purposes – but you should consider
this for yourself in light of your own circumstances. If you were a tax resident of Australia but were not an individual (e.g. a company), the information in
this Guide and in the 2021 SYD Tax Statement should still assist you.
2 If you were not a resident of Australia for tax purposes at any time in the year ended 30 June 2021 and held your investment in SYD on capital account and
made a capital gain, you will need to seek independent advice in relation to the CGT discount.Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 5
Part B
If you held your SYD investment on Section B2: Capital gains or losses on a disposal
revenue account, you may have a of SYD Stapled Securities after the 2013 Simplification
revenue gain or loss which you will
Since the 2013 Simplification, a SYD Stapled Security has comprised one share in SAL
need to compute.
stapled to one unit in SAT1. For CGT purposes, a unit in SAT1 and a share in SAL are
If you believe that you held your SYD two separate CGT assets.
investment on revenue account, or you
If you disposed of SYD Stapled Securities by a trade made on the ASX during the year
are in any doubt, you should consult your
ended 30 June 2021, you will need to perform separate CGT calculations for each of
tax adviser.
your investments in SAT1 and SAL.
Time of disposal
This means that, for each SYD Stapled Security, you will need to know the cost base,
For CGT purposes, the time of disposal
reduced cost base and date of acquisition (for CGT purposes) of the unit in SAT1 and
of an investment under a contract is
of the share in SAL.
the time of the contract to make the
disposal. For example, if you entered into 1. Establishing your cost base
such a contract by 30 June 2021 but it a. SYD Stapled Securities held on completion of the 2011 Simplification
did not settle until after that date, you
For any SYD Stapled Securities that you held on completion of the 2011 Simplification
need to take the resultant capital gain
on 19 December 2011, you need to know:
or loss into account for the year ended
30 June 2021. 3 – The cost base, reduced cost base, and date of acquisition (for CGT purposes) of
each parcel of SAT1 units as at 19 December 2011 (immediately after the 2011
Discount capital gain Simplification); and
A discount capital gain is a capital gain – The cost base, reduced cost base, and date of acquisition (for CGT purposes) of
that arises on an investment that has each parcel of SAL shares (formerly Sydney Airport Trust 2 (‘SAT2’) units) as at 19
been held for 12 months 4 or more such December 2011 (immediately after the 2011 Simplification).
that it is eligible for a 50% CGT discount
if you are an individual that is a tax You may already have all of this information from your 30 June 2012 tax return if you
resident of Australia. This means that, followed Section B4 of your 2012 SYD Tax Statement Guide 5. If you do not, then we
after you apply any available capital recommend you refer to Section B4 of the 2012 SYD Tax Statement Guide 5 to assist
losses against a discount capital gain, you to obtain the information required above.
the part (if any) of the discount capital Provided that you obtained all of the information recommended in Section B4 of the
gain remaining is then reduced (or 2012 SYD Tax Statement Guide 5, you do not need to do anything further in relation to
discounted) by half for purposes of any tax-deferred distributions you received (on your SAT1 units) prior to 19 December
working out the amount to be included 2011. This is because the cost base and reduced cost base of those units that were
in your taxable income. 3 worked out at Section B4 of the 2012 SYD Tax Statement Guide 5 have already taken
any such distributions into account.
3 If you were not a resident of Australia for tax purposes in respect of the year ended 30 June 2021 and held your investment in SYD on capital account
and made a capital gain, you will need to seek independent advice in relation to the CGT discount.
4 The ATO measures the period of 12 months for this purpose exclusive of both the acquisition date and the disposal date.
5 Available on SYD’s website at https://www.sydneyairport.com.au/investor/investors-centre/stock-information/tax-tools.Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 6
Part B
b. Splitting your acquisition cost d. Splitting your acquisition cost for Please note that SAT2 has never
for acquisitions after the 2011 acquisitions on the ASX after the made any tax-deferred distributions.
Simplification but before the 2013 2013 Simplification From 3 December 2013, SAL (as a
Simplification If you acquired SYD Stapled company) has not made any capital
If you acquired SYD Stapled Securities Securities under the SYD Distribution payments in respect of its shares that
by subscription, Appendix 4 will help Reinvestment Plan (DRP) or the 2020 would result in a cost base reduction.
you to split your SYD Stapled Security Entitlement Offer 7, Appendix 4 will help Remember that, provided you obtained
acquisition cost between a unit in SAT1 you to split your SYD Stapled Security
all the recommended information
and a unit in SAT2. Appendix 4 sets out acquisition cost between a unit in SAT1
in Section B4 of your 2012 SYD Tax
all the dates and prices at which SYD and a share in SAL. Appendix 4 sets
Statement Guide, 8 you should not need
Stapled Securities have been issued and out all the dates and prices at which to address any tax-deferred distributions
shows the proportion of the price of each SYD Stapled Securities have been you received before 19 December 2011
SYD Stapled Security that related to a issued, or provided under a DRP or the – see “a. SYD Stapled Securities held on
unit in SAT1 and a unit in SAT2. 2020 Entitlement Offer, and shows the completion of the 2011 Simplification”
proportion of the price of each SYD earlier on page 5 of this Guide.
If you acquired SYD Stapled Securities
Stapled Security that related to a unit in
under a trade made on the ASX on f. AMIT cost base net amounts
SAT1 or a share in SAL.
or after 6 December 2011 6, you will
Appendix 3 shows the AMIT cost base net
need to decide the proportion of your If you acquired SYD Stapled Securities
amount adjustments in respect of your
purchase price for each SYD Stapled under a trade made on the ASX, you will
units held in SAT1 from 31 December
Security that related to the unit in SAT1 need to decide the proportion of your
2020 onwards.
and the unit in SAT2. Appendix 1 is purchase price for each SYD Stapled
an allocation of value between SAT1 Security that related to a unit in SAT1 You must increase the cost base and
and SAL that you may choose to use and a share in SAL. Appendix 1 is an reduced cost base of your units in SAT1
for this purpose. SYD considers that allocation of value between the entities by your portion of the “AMIT cost base
Appendix 1 reflects the allocation that you may choose to use for this net amount – shortfall”.
implied by the traded prices on the ASX. purpose. SYD considers that Appendix
Similar to tax-deferred amounts, you
Note that the SAL column represents 1 reflects the allocation implied by
must reduce the cost base and reduced
the SAT2 value allocation prior to the the traded prices on the ASX. Note
cost base of your units in SAT1 by your
2013 Simplification. that the SAL column represents the
portion of the “AMIT cost base net
SAT2 value allocation prior to the 2013
c. Cost base of your SAL shares amount – excess”.
Simplification.
that you received from the 2013
g. Inclusions in cost base
Simplification e. Tax deferred distributions
Remember that any incidental costs of
The first element of your cost base (or Appendix 2 shows the tax-deferred
acquisition and disposal (such as broker
reduced cost base, if applicable) for amounts distributed by SAT1 since 19
fees) should be included in the cost base
the SAL shares received by you under December 2011 up to 14 February 2020.
and the reduced cost base of your SAT1
the 2013 Simplification will be equal to On the basis that SAT1 elected into the
and SAL (SAT2 units prior to 3 December
the cost base (or reduced cost base) AMIT regime in respect of the year ended
2013) acquired (either on the ASX or
of your SAT2 units that were disposed 31 December 2020, the AMIT cost base
otherwise) or sold on the ASX.
of. Section B3 of the 2012 SYD Tax adjustments (refer below) will be relevant
Statement Guide provides guidance on going forward rather than tax-deferred
how to calculate your cost base of your distributions.
SAT2 units. 6
If you received any tax-deferred
distributions from SAT1 in prior years,
reduce the ‘cost base’ and the ‘reduced
cost base’ of your units in SAT1 (if you
held those units on capital account) in
respect of that tax-deferred distribution.
6 If you entered into a trade on the ASX on or after 6 December 2011 but before 3 December 2013 to acquire your SYD investment, then: (i) you did not
participate in the 2011 Simplification; and (ii) in respect of that investment on settlement of the trade, you received SAT1 units and SAT2 units.
7 In 2020 SYD undertook a $2 billion fully underwritten pro rata accelerated renounceable entitlement offer to both institutional and retail investors
(the ‘2020 Entitlement Offer’). For further information on the 2020 Entitlement Offer refer to the ASX Announcement dated 11 August 2020 and the
SYD Retail Entitlement Booklet.
8 Available on SYD’s website at https://www.sydneyairport.com.au/investor/investors-centre/stock-information/tax-tools.Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 7
Part B
2. Sales proceeds 3. Working out your capital gains or losses on a disposal of SYD Stapled
a. Splitting your sales proceeds Securities by a trade on the ASX during the year ended 30 June 2021 if you
are an individual holding your SYD Stapled Securities on capital account.
You will need to split the sales
proceeds of each SYD Stapled Security If you are an individual and you entered into a trade on the ASX to sell some or all of
into the part referable to the unit in your SYD investment, your CGT result in respect of that sale should generally be as
SAT1 and the part referable to a share follows in respect of your unit in SAT1 and share in SAL:
in SAL. Appendix 1 is an allocation of – If you held your units and shares for less than 12 months 10: your capital gain or loss
value between the entities that you may is the difference between your sales proceeds and your cost base or reduced cost
choose to use for this purpose. SYD base (after adjusting, in both cases, for any tax-deferred amounts or AMIT cost base
considers that Appendix 1 reflects the net amounts); or
allocation implied by the traded prices – If you held your units and shares for 12 months 10 or more, and your sales proceeds
on the ASX. were less than your reduced cost base (after adjusting for any tax-deferred amounts
and/or AMIT cost base net amounts): your capital loss is the difference between the
b. Reduction of sales proceeds where
two amounts; or
attribution credits had arisen
If you disposed of SYD Stapled – If you held your units and shares for 12 months 10 or more, and your sales proceeds
Securities during the 30 June 2021 year exceeded your cost base (after reduction for any tax-deferred amounts and/or
and you had a credit balance in your AMIT cost base net amounts): your capital gain is the difference between the two
attribution account(s) in respect of any amounts and is called a discount capital gain.
of the Controlled Foreign Companies ‘Sales proceeds’ is the amount after any reduction in respect of CFC attribution
(‘CFCs’) held by SAT1 (previously account credit balances.
known as Macquarie Airports Trust
1) in prior years, you should be entitled After working out your discount capital gains, non-discount capital gains, and
to reduce the sales proceeds in respect capital losses (if any) from your disposal of SYD Stapled Securities in the year
of your SAT1 units by the amount(s) ended 30 June 2021, you should complete the table in Section B1.
of those credit balances.
The information in your 2005 MAp
Tax Statement Guide 9 will assist you
if you wish to work out whether you
had a credit balance in your attribution
account(s) from 2005 or earlier years
in respect of CFCs of SAT1. Please note
that no further CFC attribution credits
arose after the 2005 year.
If you choose to explore this further, you
should seek professional assistance.
9 Available on SYD’s website at https://www.sydneyairport.com.au/investor/investors-centre/stock-information/tax-tools.
10 The ATO measures the period of 12 months for this purpose exclusive of both the acquisition date and the disposal date.Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 8 Distributions and attributed interest income Taxation of SAT1 net income Under the Attribution Managed Investment Trust (AMIT) regime, the taxable income of SAT1 for the year ended 31 December 2020 has been attributed to SYD Securityholders even though no cash was paid by SAT1. The Responsible Entity of SAT1 did not make a cash distribution to Securityholders in respect of the year ended 31 December 2020 to preserve Sydney Airport’s liquidity under COVID-19 conditions. However, during this year SAT1 derived $116.5m cross staple loan interest from SAL (equivalent to 4.3 cents per unit). The interest income has been attributed to investors in accordance with the AMIT regime and should generally be disclosed in Australian resident individual investors’ income tax returns for the year ended 30 June 2021. As SAT1 is an AMIT, SYD Securityholders will be able to increase the tax cost base of their SAT1 units where the taxable income attributed from SAT1 exceeds the cash distribution (as is the case in the current year). The increase to the tax cost base eliminates the possibility of double taxation which can occur where SAT1 has attributed taxable income to a SYD Securityholder but not distributed those amounts in cash and the SYD Securityholder subsequently disposes of their SYD securities. More information on SAT1’s election into AMIT can be found here.
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Definitions
ABN Australian Business Number
AMIT Attribution Managed Investment Trust
ASX Australian Securities Exchange
ATO Australian Taxation Office
ATO instructions The ATO Individual tax return instructions
2021 Individual tax return instructions 2021 | Australian Taxation Office (ato.gov.au)
CGT Capital Gains Tax
DRP SYD Distribution Reinvestment Plan
Guide 2021 SYD Tax Statement Guide
Online ATO The ATO Individual tax return instructions supplement 2021 (this is only available online from
instructions supplement https://www.ato.gov.au/Individuals/Tax-return/2021/Supplementary-tax-return/
SAL Sydney Airport Limited
SAT1 Sydney Airport Trust 1
SAT2 Sydney Airport Trust 2
SYD ASX–listed Sydney Airport comprising SAL and SAT1
SYD Stapled Security A unit in SAT1 and a share in SAL
TFN Tax File Number
2011 Simplification The 2011 Simplification relates to SYD disposing of its interests in Brussels and Copenhagen
airports and increasing its interest in Sydney Airport. SYD changed its name from MAp
(MAp Airports) to SYD (Sydney Airport) and simplified its structure. For further information
on the 2011 Simplification, please refer to the 2012 SYD Tax Statement Guide available on
Sydney Airport’s website at https://www.sydneyairport.com.au/investor/investors-centre/stock-
information/tax-tools.
2013 Simplification Following SYD moving to 100% ownership of Sydney Airport, further structural simplification was
possible. Under the simplification of 3 December 2013, all SYD investors received shares in SAL
in exchange for their units in SAT2. For further information on the 2013 Simplification please refer
to the Explanatory Memorandum dated 25 October 2013 available on Sydney Airport’s website at
https://www.sydneyairport.com/investor/investors-centre/asx-newsroom
2020 Entitlement Offer The 2020 Entitlement Offer relates to the $2 billion fully underwritten pro rata accelerated
renounceable entitlement offer undertaken by SYD to both institutional and retail investors.
For further information on the 2020 Entitlement Offer refer to the ASX Announcement dated
11 August 2020 and the SYD Retail Entitlement Booklet.Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 10 Appendix 1 Value of SYD Stapled Security A unit A share Value of SYD Stapled Security A unit A share which related to: in SAT1 in SAL 11 which related to: in SAT1 in SAL 11 December 2011 30.53% 69.47% June 2014 21.36% 78.64% January 2012 31.04% 68.96% July 2014 21.04% 78.96% February 2012 31.50% 68.50% August 2014 21.54% 78.46% March 2012 32.02% 67.98% September 2014 21.78% 78.22% April 2012 32.52% 67.48% October 2014 21.66% 78.34% May 2012 33.05% 66.95% November 2014 21.90% 78.10% June 2012 30.63% 69.37% December 2014 17.51% 82.49% July 2012 31.16% 68.84% January 2015 17.49% 82.51% August 2012 31.72% 68.28% February 2015 17.68% 82.32% September 2012 32.25% 67.75% March 2015 17.88% 82.12% October 2012 32.80% 67.20% April 2015 17.81% 82.19% November 2012 33.36% 66.64% May 2015 18.01% 81.99% December 2012 30.43% 69.57% June 2015 17.45% 82.55% January 2013 30.78% 69.22% July 2015 17.43% 82.57% February 2013 31.31% 68.69% August 2015 17.63% 82.37% March 2013 31.85% 68.15% September 2015 17.83% 82.17% April 2013 32.38% 67.62% October 2015 17.76% 82.24% May 2013 32.97% 67.03% November 2015 17.95% 82.05% June 2013 31.35% 68.65% December 2015 14.80% 85.20% July 2013 32.32% 67.68% January 2016 14.80% 85.20% August 2013 32.95% 67.05% February 2016 14.96% 85.04% September 2013 34.32% 65.68% March 2016 15.13% 84.87% October 2013 34.92% 65.08% April 2016 15.07% 84.93% November 2013 35.39% 64.61% May 2016 15.24% 84.76% December 2013 21.42% 78.58% June 2016 14.82% 85.18% January 2014 21.68% 78.32% July 2016 14.75% 85.25% February 2014 21.93% 78.07% August 2016 14.92% 85.08% March 2014 22.19% 77.81% September 2016 15.08% 84.92% April 2014 21.76% 78.24% October 2016 15.03% 84.97% May 2014 22.01% 77.99% November 2016 15.16% 84.84% 11 Prior to the 2013 Simplification that was implemented on 3 December 2013, a share in SAL was a unit in SAT2.
Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 11 Appendix 1 Value of SYD Stapled Security A unit A share Value of SYD Stapled Security A unit A share which related to: in SAT1 in SAL 11 which related to: in SAT1 in SAL 11 December 2016 14.15% 85.85% April 2019 11.17% 88.83% January 2017 14.11% 85.89% May 2019 11.29% 88.71% February 2017 14.26% 85.74% June 2019 10.26% 89.74% March 2017 14.42% 85.58% July 2019 9.98% 90.02% April 2017 14.35% 85.65% August 2019 10.10% 89.90% May 2017 14.49% 85.51% September 2019 10.21% 89.79% June 2017 14.11% 85.89% October 2019 10.19% 89.81% July 2017 14.06% 85.94% November 2019 10.31% 89.69% August 2017 14.22% 85.78% December 2019 9.15% 90.85% September 2017 14.38% 85.62% January 2020 9.13% 90.87% October 2017 14.32% 85.68% February 2020 9.23% 90.77% November 2017 14.47% 85.53% March 2020 9.34% 90.66% December 2017 11.47% 88.53% April 2020 9.45% 90.55% January 2018 11.44% 88.56% May 2020 9.58% 90.42% February 2018 11.55% 88.45% June 2020 10.25% 89.75% March 2018 11.68% 88.32% July 2020 9.67% 90.33% April 2018 11.64% 88.36% August 2020 9.71% 90.29% May 2018 11.76% 88.24% September 2020 9.72% 90.28% June 2018 11.43% 88.57% October 2020 9.72% 90.28% July 2018 11.42% 88.58% November 2020 9.72% 90.28% August 2018 11.54% 88.46% December 2020 12.12% 87.88% September 2018 11.66% 88.34% January 2021 12.12% 87.88% October 2018 11.63% 88.37% February 2021 12.12% 87.88% November 2018 11.74% 88.26% March 2021 12.48% 87.52% December 2018 11.02% 88.98% April 2021 12.60% 87.40% January 2019 10.98% 89.02% May 2021 12.72% 87.28% February 2019 11.09% 88.91% June 2021 TBC TBC March 2019 11.21% 88.79% Assumption: The fair allocation of the value of a SYD Stapled Security between a unit in SAT1 and a share in SAL during any month is based on the proportion of SAT1 and SAL’s net assets at the end of the month. 11 Prior to the 2013 Simplification that was implemented on 3 December 2013, a share in SAL was a unit in SAT2.
Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 12 Appendix 2 Tax-deferred distributions made by SAT1 since 19 December 2011 to 14 February 2020. Value of SYD Stapled Security which related to: Tax-deferred distribution made per unit 16 February 2012 3.2508 cents 16 August 2012 3.5910 cents 14 February 2013 2.2674 cents 16 August 2013 0.2060 cents 14 February 2014 0.1779 cents 15 August 2014 0.0047 cents 12 February 2015 0.0046 cents 14 August 2015 0.0221 cents 12 February 2016 0.0227 cents 12 August 2016 0.0086 cents 14 February 2017 0.0086 cents 14 August 2017 0.0210 cents 14 February 2018 0.0214 cents 14 August 2018 0.0054 cents 14 February 2019 0.0055 cents 15 August 2019 0.0152 cents 14 February 2020 0.0155 cents More information is included on the SYD website at www.sydneyairport.com.au/investors Tax-deferred distributions made by SAL since 19 December 2011 Please note that SAT2 did not make any tax-deferred distributions to investors between 19 December 2011 and 3 December 2013. From 3 December 2013, SAL (as a company) has not made any capital payments in respect of its shares that would result in a cost base reduction.
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Appendix 3
AMIT cost base net amount adjustments from 31 December 2020 onwards.
AMIT cost base net amount adjustments AMIT cost base net amount:
AMMA Statement Income Year from 31 December 2020 onwards shortfall unit (increase cost base) per unit
31 December 2020 0.0000 cents 4.2216 cents
More information is included on the SYD website at www.sydneyairport.com.au/investorsSydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 14
Appendix 4
Issue price
of share in SAL
Issue price per (prior to 3 December Issue price
Stapled Security 2013 a unit in SAT2) of unit in SAT1
Date of issue Type of issue $ % $ % $ %
21 August 2013 Institutional Placement 12
3.60 100 2.44 67.68 1.16 32.32
21 August 2013 Allotment 13
3.55 100 2.40 67.68 1.15 32.32
23 September 2013 Allotment 14 4.06 100 2.72 67.05 1.34 32.95
14 February 2014 DRP 3.65 100 2.82 77.34 0.83 22.66
15 August 2014 DRP 4.34 100 3.41 78.64 0.93 21.36
12 February 2015 DRP 4.96 100 4.09 82.49 0.87 17.51
14 August 2015 DRP 5.46 100 4.51 82.55 0.95 17.45
12 February 2016 DRP 6.15 100 5.24 85.20 0.91 14.80
12 August 2016 DRP 6.99 100 5.95 85.18 1.04 14.82
14 August 2017 DRP 6.91 100 5.94 85.89 0.97 14.11
14 February 2018 DRP 6.84 100 6.05 88.53 0.78 11.47
14 August 2018 DRP 7.15 100 6.33 88.57 0.82 11.43
14 February 2019 DRP 6.60 100 5.88 88.98 0.73 11.02
15 August 2019 DRP 8.00 100 7.18 89.74 0.82 10.26
14 February 2020 DRP 8.84 100 8.03 90.85 0.81 9.15
24 August 2020 Retail Entitlement Offer – Initial take up
15
4.56 100 4.12 90.29 0.44 9.71
11 September 2020 Retail Entitlement Offer 15 – Final take up 4.56 100 4.12 90.28 0.44 9.72
12 A placement was successfully completed, issuing 85.6 million ASX-listed SYD Stapled Securities to institutional investors.
13 180.2 million ASX-listed SYD Stapled Securities were issued to Hochtief AirPort and The Future Fund Board of Guardians as consideration for their remaining
unlisted indirect 8.2% ownership of Sydney Airport.
14 67.3 million ASX-listed SYD Stapled Securities were issued to MTAA and UniSuper as consideration for their remaining unlisted indirect 3.1% ownership of
Sydney Airport.
15 In 2020 SYD undertook a $2 billion fully underwritten pro rata accelerated renounceable entitlement offer to both institutional and retail investors. For further
information on the 2020 Entitlement Offer refer to the ASX Announcement dated 11 August 2020 and the SYD Retail Entitlement Booklet.Sydney Airport | Tax Statement Guide 2021 15
Corporate Directory
ASX–listed Sydney Airport is comprised of: Registry
Sydney Airport Limited (ACN 165 056 360) and Computershare Investor Services Pty Ltd
Sydney Airport Trust 1 (ARSN 099 597 921). GPO Box 2975
Melbourne, VIC 3001
The Trust Company (Sydney Airport) Limited
(ACN 115 967 087) (AFSL 301162) Within Australia 1800 102 368
is the responsible entity of SAT1. Outside Australia +61 3 9415 4195
10 Arrivals Court
Sydney International Airport
NSW 2020
Investor Relations +61 2 9667 9871
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