Miscellaneous 2004

Impact of not consolidating convention

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Published Date: 10 Sep 2004

 

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Tax consolidation is entered into by way of an irrevocable election. Many SME corporate groups have delayed the consolidation decision or have chosen not to consolidate.

This paper uses a case study approach to analyse the consequences of not consolidating and issues arising from groups operating outside the consolidation environment, including:
- recap on what was lost including no access to group losses and rollover relief for CGT/UCA assets and intra-group dividend issues
- income equalisation strategies using passive and active income
- the transfer of assets including trading stock, loans, GCT and UCA assets
- the anti-avoidance rules including value shifting considerations and Part IVA
- the impact on cash flows, stamp duty and GST.

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Impact of not consolidating

Author(s): Craig Mccormick
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  • Published By: Craig Mccormick
  • Published On:10 Sep 2004
  • Took place at:Country Club Resort, Launceston

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