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  Miscellaneous 2003

Income Splitting through Contractor Entities seminar

Source: Western Australia

Published Date: 2 May 2003

 

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With the now substantial gap between corporate and maximum personal tax rates, alienation of income is once again a major focus for practitioners and the ATO. This seminar paper provides an analysis of the history and the current grey areas including:
- a review of the cases, rulings and determinations to date
- an examination of the dichotomy between APSI rules, personal services business determinations and Part IVA
- where to from here?
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Income Splitting through Contractor Entities

Author(s): Gil Levy CTA-Life
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  • Published By: Gil Levy CTA-Life
  • Published On:2 May 2003
  • Took place at:Ascot Race Course, Perth

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