This first half of this presentation deals with lease incentives, both cash and non-cash, and with the lessor's position. The second half concerns interest deductibility after Steele's case, and with practical issues for both property developers and property investors.
Miscellaneous
1998
Property development
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 29 Apr 1998
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- Published By: Manuel Makas CTA
- Published On:29 Apr 1998
- Took place at:All Seasons Premier Menzies Hotel, Sydney
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