This paper covers:
- why do we implement back-to-back rollovers?
- back-to-back rollovers and the nothing else' attack
- back-to-back CGT rollovers and Part IVA
- securing the CGT discount
- what do we do if the ATO presses its nothing else' approach?
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 11 Mar 2020
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