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  2025

Agribusiness Intensive

Published Date: 1 May 2025

 

This event presented a line-up of technical and practical sessions that addressed the latest crucial tax, legal and commercial issues primary production businesses, and their advisers, face today. This year’s program was expertly curated by the committee to explore themes including:

  • Corporatising the family farm
  • Exploring both the legal and tax implications of alternative land uses
  • FIRB & State Taxes
  • Succession planning; and
  • Recent changes affecting foreign investment into Ag.

Going beyond theory, the Agribusiness Intensive provided advisers with practical tips and real-world war stories from experts with intricate knowledge in legal, accounting and everything in between. 

Dealings with Australian agricultural land – State tax issues and FIRB

Author(s): Catherine Nufer-Barr
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Beyond carbon – New opportunities and challenges for regional land owners

Author(s): Natalie Lonergan , Matt Egerton-Warburton
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Not just Carbon-Farming – The tax issues

Author(s): Courtney van Zyl
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Corporatizing the farm

Author(s): Frederick Mahar , Karen Goodfellow CTA
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Succession planning for the family farm

Author(s): Matthew Burgess CTA
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Managing family dynamics – Current state of play

Author(s): Tony Eyres
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Repairs and Maintenance in a natural disaster context

Author(s): Adria Askin , Melinda Peters
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Details

  • Published On:1 May 2025
  • Took place at:vovo Brisbane City Centre & Online

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