Playing the tax theremin: private groups and demerger and scrip for scrip tax relief paper

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Publication date: 17 Mar 07

Source: NATIONAL EVENTS, TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

Abstract:

This paper covers:

  • when should a private company be concerned about section 45B?
  • rulings experiences with demergers and scrip for scrip transactions
  • what are some of the traps and issues that bite when participant in demergers and scrip-for-scrip arrangements?
  • anti-avoidance issues with using multiple roll-overs and exemptions together.

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Shaun Cartoon
Shaun is a Lawyer with Arnold Bloch Leibler.
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Paul Sokolowski CTA
Paul Sokolowski, FTI, is a Partner of Arnold Bloch Leibler and key member of the firm's taxation practice. He provides strategic and technical advice to a diverse range of Australian and international clients, including high net worth individuals, some of Australia's largest family groups and public corporations, and acts in high-profile and complex audits, disputes and litigation.
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