This session addresses critical capital and structuring issues related to landholder duty in property investment. Participants will learn about tax timing traps to avoid during capital raises, including the complexities of double or triple duty scenarios. We will also explore structuring considerations for joint ventures and partnerships, focusing on implications at dissolution. Additionally, we’ll discuss tax implications tied to different classes of shares or units in property vehicles.
2024
Capital structuring and landholder duty – Navigating tax challenges in property investment
Published Date: 19 Nov 2024
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- Published By: Alice Kim, Melanie Shaw
- Published On:19 Nov 2024
- Event Name:Property Intensive
- Session Name:Capital structuring and landholder duty – Navigating tax challenges in property investment
- Read Time:3+ minutes
- Took place at:Online
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