2011

Property Intensive: Investing in property, property development and investing in property funds

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 12 Apr 2011

 
Real property underpins the investment strategies of many entities, whether it be by way of passive investment, as a property developer or through property funds. It is therefore essential that we understand the relevant and constantly evolving taxation, structuring and funding issues relevant to these investments.

The first half of this program focused on direct property investments as a passive investor or property developer and the second half on property funds.

This event gave participants the opportunity to attend the whole session or to elect into the sessions most relevant to their areas of practice.

Materials from session 2 were originally presented at the 4th Annual Property Day in South Australia on 18th February 2011 and can be downloaded there.

Current Victorian duty issues and the growth areas infrastructure contribution

Author(s): Sue Williamson CTA-Life

Income tax issues in property development

Author(s): Keith James CTA

Fund distributions - Changing landscape

Author(s): Dale Judd CTA , Jessica Springall

Property development agreements legal & tax structuring issues

Author(s): Michael Taylor-Sands

GST update

Author(s): Bastian Gasser ATI , Adam Smith
Materials from this session:

Outbound investment by MITs

Author(s): Stephen O'Flynn CTA
Materials from this session:

Inbound investment

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

Details

  • Published On:12 Apr 2011
  • Took place at:RACV Club, Melbourne

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