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  2011

4th Annual Property Day

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 18 Feb 2011

 
Many of our clients have interests in real property, be it as passive investors or property developers. Given the importance that real property plays in creating wealth for our clients, the need to understand the relevant and constantly evolving taxation, structuring and funding issues is paramount.

This event covered key issues in relation to investment in real property and provided a comprehensive update in the following areas:

  • tax classification of real property
  • revenue vs capital
  • stamp duty and land tax
  • SMSFs - Borrowing
  • structuring
  • financing and syndication.

Revenue v capital? That is the question

Author(s): Simon How CTA
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SMSFs - Borrowing

Author(s): Daniel Jenkinson
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Stamp duty & land tax

Author(s): Tom Walrut , Tom Pledge FTI
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Property market review

Author(s): Phil Harris
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Effective property structuring

Author(s): Mathew Ciccarello , Tim Murton CTA
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Financing and syndication

Author(s): Alessio Roscio , Steven Simionato FTI
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Tax classification of property

Author(s): Lisa Smith CTA
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Details

  • Published On:18 Feb 2011
  • Took place at:Crowne Plaza Adelaide, Adelaide

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