With property being one of the key elements of the Australian economy and a constantly changing taxation landscape, the Organising Committee had a tough job in narrowing down the sessions to the few that were chosen. With speakers who are at the cutting edge of policy, technical skill and practicality, the sessions were very valuable to those who attended the two-day, online program. Highlights were the keynote economic update; hearing from the ATO regarding property issues in their Next 5000 Reviews; and a forward-looking session at how tax reform may be used in a property context.
Duty and land tax, but not as we know it - Recent developments and impacts on property transactions
Author(s):
Rachel O'Donnell CTA
Materials from this
session:
- Duty and land tax, but not as we know it - Recent developments and impacts on property transactions podcast
- Duty and land tax, but not as we know it - Recent developments and impacts on property transactions
- Duty and land tax, but not as we know it - Recent developments and impacts on property transactions
ATO Next 5000 program - property related issues
Author(s):
Louise Clarke
The new Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle (CCIV) regime in a property context
Author(s):
Alexis Kokkinos ATI
Materials from this
session:
- The new Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle (CCIV) regime in a property context podcast
- The new Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle (CCIV) regime in a property context
- The new Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle (CCIV) regime in a property context
- The new Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle (CCIV) regime in a property context
Details
- Published On:3 Nov 2022
- Took place at:Online
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