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  Miscellaneous 2004

Property investment and development convention

Source: TAS

Published Date: 10 Sep 2004

 

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This paper gives a comparative analysis illustrated through examples of selected income tax (including CGT), GST, Victorian and Tasmanian stamp duty and land tax consequences of 'property development' and 'property investment' effected by an individual, partnership, trust, company or joint venture. The examples consider:
- consequences of purpose on acquisitions
- consequences of changes of purpose
- consequences of changes of structure
- use of losses from development costs and negative gearing
- access to the CGT discount, small business concessions and main residence exemption
- application of the land rich provisions.
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  • Published By: Ron Jorgensen CTA
  • Published On:10 Sep 2004
  • Took place at:Country Club Resort, Launceston

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