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  2004

Transacting in a Non-Consolidated Group

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 15 Jun 2004

 
For better or worse, consolidation has been studiously avoided by many advisers and their clients. The belief is consolidation is all too difficult and too expensive - 'it's really only valuable for the big end of town'. Yet businesses still want to accomplish the same kinds of outcomes that the old grouping system used to allow - income and loss equalization, tax free movements of assets, and so on.

These seminar materials look at whether it is possible to get the benefits of consolidation without all the fuss.

Income equalisation within a corporate group

Author(s): Peter Cowdroy FTI-Life
Materials from this session:

Moving assets around a non-consolidated group

Author(s): Paul Lyon
Materials from this session:

Efficient Business and Investment Structures

Author(s): Yan Wong
Materials from this session:

Details

  • Published On:15 Jun 2004
  • Took place at:The Menzies Hotel, Sydney

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