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  2014

7th Annual SA property day

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 21 Feb 2014

 
This event focused on difficult practical issues for tax practitioners who advise on property investment and development transactions.

It covered:

  • what advice should you give a client who calls on Friday to tell you they are bidding at an auction on Saturday and want a "creative structure'?
  • how can you improve the tax position of a new client who has a diverse property portfolio or has just inherited real estate?
  • what should you be telling a client who wishes to leave property to the next generation, perhaps using superannuation?
  • what are the GST implications?
  • and what are the 25 biggest issues in property tax (or"š 25 things I hate about property tax?).

Difficult practical property tax issues or 25 things I hate about property tax!

Author(s): Grantley Stevens CTA , Michael Butler CTA
Materials from this session:

Property transactions: Think about GST or else!

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Planning to purchase property in a perfect world

Author(s): Jim Mcmillan FTI
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SMSF property holdings - Passing the baton to the next generation

Author(s): Daniel Jenkinson
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Dealing with real property in non-ideal structures

Author(s): Richard Bowden CTA
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Details

  • Published On:21 Feb 2014
  • Took place at:Stamford Plaza, Adelaide

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