GST Property 2016

GST due diligence checklist for property owners and developers

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 26 Oct 2016

 

This presentation covers:

  • understanding GST will give you an edge
  • legislative context
  • enterprise
  • typical property-related enterprises
  • partnerships and trusts are entities for GST
  • two related suppliers and one purchaser
  • margin scheme.

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GST due diligence checklist for property owners and developers

Author(s): John Haig FTI

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  • Published By: John Haig FTI
  • Published On:26 Oct 2016
  • Took place at:Melbourne Town Hall, Melbourne

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