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  Miscellaneous 2005

Getting the most out of your 'tax cost setting amount'

Source: National

Published Date: 19 May 2005

 

This presentation covers:

  • why can't things like Division 43 and Subdivision 40-F deductions be reset?
  • why can't the TCSA of bad debts, consumables and WIP receivables be deducted?
  • what happens to the TCSA received by FITBs and FX receivables?
  • how does the tax cost setting process apply to derivatives?

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  • Published By: Hayden Scott FTI
  • Published On:19 May 2005
  • Took place at:Sheraton on the Park, Sydney

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