The primary focus of this powerpoint presentation will be on the taxation of distributions from entities. The specific aspects to be addressed consider some of the practical implications associated with: the proposed introduction of a Profits First Rule to apply to companies and trusts, the proposed Slice Rule and its application, and proposed implications for non-commercial loans involving companies and trusts.
Miscellaneous
2000
Profits first rule
Source: Northern Territory
Published Date: 15 Sep 2000
Individual Session
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- Published By: Scott Bryant CTA
- Published On:15 Sep 2000
- Took place at:Plaza Rydges, Darwin
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