Miscellaneous 2007

Tax aspects of exploiting IP presententation

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 25 May 2007

 

Practitioners are constantly facing questions regarding the treatment of intangible property for tax purposes. This presentation is designed to equip the audience with an understanding of the different forms of intangible property and their interaction with the capital allowance, CGT, black hole and other provisions contained in the tax law.

  • The different forms of intellectual property
  • The issues that fall outside the capital allowances regime
  • Planning issues (eg asset protection and income splitting)
  • Exploitation of intangibles
  • Special deduction rules
  • Special CGT rules
  • Black holes.

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Tax aspects of exploiting IP

Author(s): Paul Welch
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  • Published By: Paul Welch
  • Published On:25 May 2007
  • Took place at:Hilton Hotel, Sydney

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