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  2009

2009 Annual Property Intensive

Source: QLD

Published Date: 9 Oct 2009

 
There is continued growth of the South East Queensland property market, as well as ongoing tax changes in the property industry.

Topics covered by this event included:

  • industry update
  • essential property basics
  • GST issues & the ATO perspective
  • trusts & property
  • changes in stamp duty & the effect on your clients
  • superannuation
  • retirement villages
The event focused on emerging issues facing the property sector, as well as the ATO approach to compliance and interpretation. The event discussed the practicalities of balancing the commercial outcomes of the development, against the management of tax risk.

Superannuation

Author(s): Peter Vilaysack CTA , Neal Dallas CTA
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GST issues

Author(s): Kasey Macfarlane
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Essential property basics

Author(s): Justin Byrne CTA
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GST and property update

Author(s): Jeff Pfaff ATI
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Retirement villages - tax issues

Author(s): Mark West CTA
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Changes in stamp duty & their practical effects

Author(s): Philip Magoffin
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Details

  • Published On:9 Oct 2009
  • Took place at:The Marriott Hotel, Brisbane

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