Miscellaneous 2009

Commercial and tax issues in property leasing transactions

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 7 May 2009

 

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Leasing of real property is a commonplace commercial transaction. Given the breadth of commercial dealings it should not be surprising that such activities give rise to a myriad of tax issues. This paper revisits the various tax issues arising in leasing real property. It also considers the planning associated with achieving optimal commercial outcomes from both a lessor and lessee's perspective. Specific topics include:

  • legal nature of a commercial lease
  • key terms and statutory issues
  • tenants fixtures and improvements
  • tax issues with lease premium and surrender payments
  • lease incentives - landlord and tenant tax issues.

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Commercial and tax issues in property leasing transactions

Author(s): Trevor Edmond

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  • Published By: Trevor Edmond
  • Published On:7 May 2009
  • Took place at:Novotel Barossa Valley Resort

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