Fifty shades of Greig: The spectrum of taxpayers in share trading
Source: Taxation In Australia Journal Article
Published Date: 1 Nov 2020
Greig v FCT is the latest in a long line of cases considering the taxation of share trading by reference to a wide survey and exact scrutiny of the facts and circumstances relevant to each decision. The authors consider the consequential development of the law by reference to the characteristics of the spectrum of some of the participants in share trading, which they have termed gamblers, long-term investors, speculators and share traders.
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- Published By: Michael Bearman CTA, Piotr Klank CTA
- Published On:1 Nov 2020
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