2003

2nd Annual Property Intensive

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 10 Sep 2003

 
Property remains one of the main targets for the tax collectors. During the last year there has been a significant and ongoing GST audit program, substantial steps by the Tax Office to review various leasing arrangements in terms of Division 6C, and ongoing amendments to stamp duty legislation, which further tighten the noose around being able to transfer property in a stamp duty-efficient manner.

In addition to this, the ongoing changes to the applicable accounting standards make the problem of managing your profit and balance sheet increasingly difficult.

These seminar materials will lead you through the minefield created by all of these various issues.

Legal Issues

Author(s): Gary Best
Materials from this session:

Stamp Duty: A Year in Review

Author(s): Matthew Stutsel

Property Development Tax Issues

Author(s): John King CTA
Materials from this session:

Property Accounting Issues

Author(s): Chris Lawton
Materials from this session:

GST and Property: Unresolved and Emerging Issues

Author(s): Andrew Howe CTA

Public Trading Trusts and Division 6C

Author(s): Brian Lawrence

Details

  • Published On:10 Sep 2003
  • Took place at:Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney

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