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Division 7A challenges and strategies in 2011 paper

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Published on 13 Oct 11 by TASMANIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • Division 7A & use of company assets
  • the challenge of dealing with unpaid present entitlements through interposed trusts - Section 109 XI
  • the challdenge of dealing with post 16 December 2009 corporate UPEs.

 

Author profile

Gregory Nielsen CTA
Greg is a partner/executive director in the Tax Consulting division of Pitcher Partners Melbourne. He specialises in providing taxation advice to large family groups and the SME corporate sector on a wide range of taxation issues. Greg joined Pitcher Partners in 1999 and was admitted to the partnership in 2008. Greg has previously served on the Tax Institute Education Committee and presently is a member of a number of bodies in a tax advocacy role including the ATO Tax Practitioner Forum for SMEs. - Current at 13 October 2016
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This was presented at 2011 Tasmanian State Convention .

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An overview of big GST issues affecting SMEs in 2011

Author(s):  Bastian Gasser,  Richelle McCausland

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Division 7A challenges and strategies in 2011

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Taxation and insolvency

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Corporate conundrums

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Demystifying the small business CGT concessions

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