(1) You can deduct an amount for an income year in relation to an asset if:
(a) the asset is a * depreciating asset, other than an intangible asset; and
(b) you can deduct an amount under section 40 - 25 in relation to the asset for the income year; and
(c) the income year is the 2008 - 09, 2009 - 10, 2010 - 11 or 2011 - 12 income year; and
(d) the total of the * recognised new investment amounts for the income year in relation to the asset equals or exceeds the * new investment threshold for the income year in relation to the asset.
(2) Subsection 355 - 715(2) (tax offset for assets used for R&D activities) does not apply to a deduction under subsection (1).
(3) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(b), in determining whether you can deduct the amount in relation to the asset under section 40 - 25 for the income year:
(aa) disregard section 40 - 90 (reduction in cost where debt is forgiven); and
(ab) disregard subsection 40 - 365(5) (reduction in cost for replacement asset where involuntary disposal); and
(b) disregard Subdivision 328 - D (capital allowances for small business entities); and
(c) disregard subsection 355 - 715(2) (tax offset for assets used for R&D activities).
Counting additional recognised new investment amounts for the purposes of meeting the threshold
(4) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(d), treat each of the following as a * recognised new investment amount for the income year in relation to the asset (the relevant asset ):
(a) a recognised new investment amount for a previous income year in relation to the relevant asset;
(b) a recognised new investment amount for the income year or a previous income year in relation to another asset, if:
(i) the other asset is part of a set of assets including the relevant asset; or
(ii) the other asset is identical, or substantially identical, to the relevant asset;
(c) a recognised new investment amount for the income year or a previous income year in relation to an asset * held by another entity, if:
(i) subsection 40 - 35(1) (jointly held depreciating assets) applies in relation to the relevant asset because it is your interest in an asset (the underlying asset ); and
(ii) the asset held by the other entity is the other entity's interest in the underlying asset.