2008

Private Equity

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 5 Mar 2008

 
This event was part of the Corporate Tax Club series.

It pays to know what private equity is doing and thinking, as it's likely to affect you:

  • your corporate may be competing against private equity (to acquire a target or raise capital); or
  • your corporate may be the target (or hold equity in it).

Moreover, it pays to understand the commercial and tax drivers of private equity - and, perhaps, what they can do that your corporate can't - as any differences may represent areas of competitive advantage.

In this session a tax advisor, industry participant and ATO officer - who all know what's going on in private equity - discussed the industry, covering matters including the following:

  • an outline of private equity's various players (including their commercial and tax profiles);
  • the acquisition and funding structures being used by private equity;
  • the revenue, CGT and international implications for "carried"? interests;
  • the significance of management incentives (as impacted by Draft TR 2007/D10);
  • the commercial environment for private equity (over the coming year); and
  • of course, the ATO's perspective.

Income tax issues

Author(s): Toby Eggleston
Materials from this session:

The commercial environment for private equity over the next 12 months

Author(s): Andrew Cowlishaw

An ATO perspective on private equity

Author(s): Jan Farrell

Details

  • Published On:5 Mar 2008
  • Took place at:RACV Club, Melbourne

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