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Small business CGT concessions – Getting it right! presentation

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Published on 11 Sep 14 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • Division 152
  • the basic conditions
  • additional specific conditions
  • is it small?
  • grouping rules
  • affiliate
  • removal of 'beneficial' requirement
  • market value.

Author profiles

Paul Banister CTA
Photo of author, Paul BANISTER Paul is a Chartered Accountant and a Partner at Grant Thornton, leading their tax division in Brisbane. He has over 30 years’ experience working with clients to help them navigate through complex and potentially risky tax and commercial issues. His expertise includes domestic and international tax planning, transaction advisory and support, superannuation structuring and advice, succession planning and estate planning. Paul has presented at many professional and business forums, both in Australia and internationally. He is a contributing author to Thomson Reuter’s Financial Planning Handbook. Paul is also the recipient of The Tax Institute’s SME Tax Adviser of the Year Award for 2016. - Current at 23 May 2017
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Paul Banister CTA
Paul is a Chartered Accountant and a Partner at Grant Thornton, leading their tax division in Brisbane. He has over 30 years’ experience working with clients to help them navigate through complex and potentially risky tax and commercial issues. His expertise includes domestic and international tax planning, transaction advisory and support, superannuation structuring and advice, succession planning and estate planning. Paul has presented at many professional and business forums, both in Australia and internationally. He is a contributing author to Thomson Reuter’s Financial Planning Handbook. Paul is also the recipient of The Tax Institute’s SME Tax Adviser of the Year Award for 2016. - Current at 23 May 2017
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This was presented at 2014 Queensland Annual State Convention .

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Division 7A – Putting your hands in the till without getting your fingers burnt

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Practice development in a changing environment

Author(s):  Alistair Marshall

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Small business CGT concessions – Getting it right

Author(s):  Paul BANISTER,  Maggie Millar

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Payroll tax – The sleeping giant

Author(s):  Philip MAGOFFIN

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Corporate reconstructions – A game of snakes and ladders

Author(s):  Troy MORGAN,  James PETTERSON

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GST and property – Avoiding the pitfalls

Author(s):  Sam MOHAMMAD,  Karl WOOD

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Superannuation – Keeping the lid on the lolly jar

Author(s):  Chris WYETH

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Effectively managing tax disputes – Managing the outcome from the beginning

Author(s):  Sarah Blakelock

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The tax reform agenda

Author(s):  Robert JEREMENKO

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