The focus of this paper is consider the topic of "business dealings" in the context of the Ralph Tax Reform. The emphasis is on resident small business taxpayers. While the effective date of a number of the proposed changes is deferred, taxpayers should review their current structures and future plans now to seek to maximise the tax benefits and minimise any adverse consequences.
Miscellaneous
2000
Business dealings
Source: QLD
Published Date: 10 Mar 2000
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- Published By: Nathalie Love
- Published On:10 Mar 2000
- Took place at:Sheraton Hotel
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