This sessions covers:
- Fundamentals
- Adjacent land
- Moving in and changing main residences
- Absences and using a main residence to produce income
- Demolition and subdivision
- Spouses having different main residences
- Deceased estates
- Foreign residents.
2024
Main Residence Exemption –What could go wrong?
Published Date: 21 May 2024
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- Published By: Robyn Jacobson CTA, Roy Abbas, Rhett Fraser
- Published On:21 May 2024
- Took place at:Majestic Roof Garden Hotel
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