This article discusses and highlights the tax and legal aspects of the purchase, operation, and disposal of a franchise. It deals with the various forms of franchises (product, manufacturing, and system) and includes: the Franchising Code of Practice; a structure; types of fees payable; capital and revenue implications; treatments of the initial fee and pre-franchise payments; goodwill; and stamp duty.
Miscellaneous
1996
Franchising - Jim, Wendy and the Commissioner
Source: South Australia
Published Date: 28 Mar 1996
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- Published By: Michael Butler CTA, Ramsey Andary
- Published On:28 Mar 1996
- Event Name:31ST SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CONVENTION
- Session Name:Franchising - Jim, Wendy and the Commissioner
- Read Time:30+ minutes
- Took place at:Wirrina Cove Paradise Resort
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