2017

2017 Property & Construction

Source: QLD

Published Date: 2 Mar 2017

 
This event provided a good balance of relevant commercial and tax technical issues for those involved in property development, property investment and construction projects.

Research & development tax concessions in construction

Author(s): Damian Smyth , Gloria Lim

International and domestic mobility - Employment tax obligations for employers managing projects

Author(s): Hayley Lock

Commercial property update

Author(s): Christine O’Hara
Materials from this session:

Introducing "all things foreign" - FIRB update

Author(s): Duncan Bedford ATI , Meg Morgan

Exploring Kurts adjustments and land as trading stock

Author(s): Sian Sinclair CTA

SMSFs & property developments finding the sweet spot!

Author(s): Clinton Jackson

Finance headwinds impacting real estate

Author(s): Damian Winterburn

Key structuring and technical considerations for manufactured home estates

Author(s): Steven Paterson

Foreign resident capital gains withholding tax

Author(s): Adam Alexander CTA

ATO early engagement in the property & construction

Author(s): Joanne Casburn FTI

Housing market conditions and dynamics

Author(s): Tim Lawless

Introducing "all things foreign" - Additional foreign acquirer duty

Author(s): Duncan Bedford ATI , Catherine Nufer-Barr

Differentiating seniors' housing

Author(s): Danielle Lim , Sally Newman CTA

GST opportunities in student accommodation

Author(s): Murray Shume

Australian student accommodation overview

Author(s): Noral Wild

MHE sector overview

Author(s): Mark Courtney
Materials from this session:

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  • Published On:2 Mar 2017
  • Took place at:Novotel Brisbane, Brisbane

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