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| Name: | JAMES HARDIE INDUSTRIES LIMITED (HAH) | ||||||
| Date of Delisting: | 22 October 2001 | ||||||
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Stock Exchange Status:
This entity was delisted from the Australian Securities Exchange on 22 October 2001.Legal Status:
To our knowledge this entity was the subject of a takeover or merger such that your securities were acquired for consideration in the form of cash or scrip. We have not therefore verified the current legal status of this entity. If you have questions about your shareholding, as we say elsewhere, they may be taken up here: https://www.delisted.com.au/TraceLostSharesLostMoney/index/.Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Status:
To our knowledge this entity was the subject of a takeover or merger such that your securities were acquired for consideration in the form of cash or scrip. You will need to seek independent tax advice in relation to Capital Gains Tax or other tax matters but any other enquiries relating to your shareholding in the company should be followed up via our online form here: https://www.delisted.com.au/TraceLostSharesLostMoney/index/.
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| Company | FROM | TO |
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| JAMES HARDIE INDUSTRIES LIMITED | 23/08/1979 | |
| JAMES HARDIE ASBESTOS LIMITED | 23/08/1979 |
delisted at entity's request | 22/10/2001 |
we understand the company has become a Netherlands-based company - while its business is largely in the United States, if it were to repatriate profits to pay dividends (90% of its shareholders are in Australia) it would pay United States withholding tax of 15% - the new holding company, James Hardie Industries NV, will instead pay 5% withholding tax under the Netherlands-US tax treaty and the company's overall worldwide tax rate will be reduced to 25-30% - significantly less than the rate of 40-50% which would arise if the restructuring were not implemented - shareholders were offered a one-for-one exchange of shares in the new company - they will not incur capital gains tax on the share swap, thanks to rollover relief - however, shareholders who bought their James Hardie shares before 20 September 1985 lose their permanent capital gains tax-free status - their cost basis is the market value of the new shares when restructuring is implemented | 22/10/2001 |
name changed from James Hardie Asbestos Limited | 23/08/1979 |
delisted at entity's request | 22/10/2001 |
we understand the company has become a Netherlands-based company - while its business is largely in the United States, if it were to repatriate profits to pay dividends (90% of its shareholders are in Australia) it would pay United States withholding tax of 15% - the new holding company, James Hardie Industries NV, will instead pay 5% withholding tax under the Netherlands-US tax treaty and the company's overall worldwide tax rate will be reduced to 25-30% - significantly less than the rate of 40-50% which would arise if the restructuring were not implemented - shareholders were offered a one-for-one exchange of shares in the new company - they will not incur capital gains tax on the share swap, thanks to rollover relief - however, shareholders who bought their James Hardie shares before 20 September 1985 lose their permanent capital gains tax-free status - their cost basis is the market value of the new shares when restructuring is implemented | 22/10/2001 |
name changed from James Hardie Asbestos Limited | 23/08/1979 |
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