Miscellaneous 1998

Optimum outcomes: tax-effective financial arrangements - Part 4: the dividend streaming and deeming rules

Source: The Tax Specialist Journal Article

Published Date: 1 Apr 1998

 
The ability of a private company to distribute its profits in the most tax-effective way will, in turn, affect its ability to raise finance tax-effectively. Part 4 of this series examines the implications for small business of the Taxation Laws Amendment Bill (No. 7) 1997.

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