GST: real property, real issues: Part II GST's disservice to serviced apartments
Source: Taxation In Australia Journal Article
Published Date: 1 Mar 2005
This article is the second in our GST and real property series and discusses the GST issues surrounding the supply of serviced apartments by way of lease in the context of the decision in Marana Holdings.
Parts I, III, IV and V of this series were published in the February, April, May and June 2005 editions of Taxation in Australia respectively.
- Click here to view Part I
- Click here to view Part III
- Click here to view Part IV
- Click here to view Part V.
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- Published By: Geoff Mann CTA, Janina Mcmahon
- Published On:1 Mar 2005
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