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Published on 18 May 07 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • profit making undertaking v mere realisation
  • GST issues - is there an enterprise?
  • use of related development entities.

Author profile

John Newby
John is a partner at Bentleys Pty Ltd with responsibility for Tax and Superannuation Consulting. He is a Queensland State Councillor of The Taxation Institute of Australia and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants' Tax Committee. He has broad experience across different tax issues applying to business as well as international tax matters. - Current at 01 September 2011
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This was presented at 2007 North Queensland Convention: Tax on Track .

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Annual tax update

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The new superannuation paradigm

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Selling the farm

Author(s):  John NEWBY

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Queensland stamp duty: traps and technical issues for practising accountants

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GST and tricky property issues

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What is "best practice" for Practice Management?

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Back to basics

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Changes to bankruptcy law

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Inbound investment into Australia

Author(s):  John CURRIE

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Changes to the CGT small business concessions

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