Capital Management: The future of tax-effective debt financing
Source: QLD
Published Date: 24 May 2023
This session took a close look at the ramifications of the proposed changes and offers suggestions about how the new law should operate.
Key topics covered included:
- Summary of the current thin cap rules
- Pronounced changes in the budget
- What we don’t know yet
- What principles should be included in the new law; and
- Consequences for future debt management. Eg:
- What do we do about our existing investment models?
- What do we do with shareholder or related-party debt?
- What if we currently rely on the ALDT?
Individual Session
Details
- Published By: Abhi Aggarwal, Peter Nearhos CTA
- Published On:24 May 2023
- Took place at:voco Brisbane City Centre
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