The objective of this paper is to nominate legal issues relevant to the entity structure which might be used in the accompanying case study for undertaking a mixed use property development in Queensland. The case study postulates multiple unrelated parties as equity participants in a freehold mixed use development; and then considers the legal structures of "true" joint venture, partnership, company and unit trust.
1999
Tax tropical paradise - case study - structuring issues
Source: QLD
Published Date: 10 Jun 1999
Individual Session
Tax in Tropical Paradise - Case Study - Structuring Issues
Author(s):
William (Bill) D Thompson
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- Published By: William (Bill) D Thompson
- Published On:10 Jun 1999
- Took place at:Parkroyal Hotel, Brisbane
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