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  Miscellaneous 2009

Lost in translation: Forex case studies

Source: Western Australia

Published Date: 14 Aug 2009

 

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Tax practitioners are constantly facing questions regarding the tax treatment of foreign exchange gains and losses. Despite considerable reform in 2003 the foreign exchange rules still remain a mystery to many advisers. This paper considers, through a series of case studies, commonly encountered problem areas concerning foreign exchange gains and losses. Topics covered include:

  • tax v accounting
  • pre-Division 775 transactions
  • announced but unenacted changes
  • issues with bank accounts
  • impact of TOFA.
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Lost in translation: foreign exchange gains and losses

Author(s): Erin Gordon , Walter Gianotti
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