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Published on 03 Feb 03 by NATIONAL EVENTS, TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

This convention paper discusses capital allowances, with a focus on: establishing the cost setting amount, over depreciated asset adjustment, successive application of over depreciated asset adjustment on subsequent acquisition, impact on depreciation rates and effective life, treatment of mining rights rights and ex-GBE assets, market valuation requirements, and cost base of exiting entities.

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Sid HAMMELL
Sid is currently Technical Leader of the Consolidation Centre of Expertise - assets rules, and has been with the Centre of Expertise for two years. Prior to that he worked in the Large Business & International and litigation areas. Sid has been with the ATO for 27 years, and is qualified in both law and accounting.

Current at 25 November 2002 - Current at 19 November 2004

Peter Murray CTA-Life
Photo of author, Peter MURRAY Peter Murray is a Senior Tax Partner at KPMG and KPMG Tax Law and past President of The Tax Institute. Peter specialises in advising clients on a broad range of corporate tax issues and has experience in domestic and international tax matters including advising on mergers and acquisitions, business tax reform, capital structures and restructuring international corporate groups. Peter also focuses on managing tax disputes and providing legal tax advice. - Current at 19 May 2017
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