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  Litigation M&A Property

Financial transactions: Current issues arising from recent cases and interpretations

Source: National

Published Date: 14 Sep 2017

 

This presentation covers:

  • is purpose' still relevant
  • consider if ss11-15(2)(a) and s70-5(1A) are apportionment or gateway provisions
  • consider different wording used in both ss11-30(3) and s70-20(2)
  • examples
  • case study look at 2016 changes' " specifically ss38-190(3) and Div 84 changes
  • impact on phases of MAmp;A activities?
  • impact on FAT?

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Financial transactions: Current issues arising from recent cases and interpretations

Author(s): Patrick Lavery CTA , Michael Patane CTA
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