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  2005

Property Intensive: Recent Developments in the Industry

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 30 Mar 2005

 
The property industry has undergone some significant changes of late. At the same time, property continues to be a focus area for the ATO.

The third annual Property Intensive focussed on the current issues facing the industry as well as covering the key income tax and GST aspects of property.

The seminar detailed the critical impact of proposed legislative and recent case law developments on financing and structuring decisions. The added impact of the complexity arising from the international accounting changes was also covered.

Financing issues associated with property investment and development

Author(s): Jock Mccormack CTA , David Anderson
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Selected structuring issues associated with property investment and development

Author(s): Kelvin Fitzalan CTA , Joshua Cardwell CTA
Materials from this session:

Stapled securities

Author(s): Brian Lawrence
Materials from this session:

And then he knocked on the door: what to do when the tax man comes knocking

Author(s): Craig Jackson CTA
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Details

  • Published On:30 Mar 2005
  • Took place at:The Menzies Hotel, Sydney

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