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Published on 06 May 05 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Capital gain is only half the battle. The other is taking into account other tax factors. This paper focusses on some of the practical problems of property transactions using case studies. Topics covered include:

  • are you carrying on a business/enterprise?
  • when do I register for GST?
  • are you a joint venture or partnership?
  • commercial loss rules - can they apply?
  • what happens if you do not proceed with the development?

Author profile

Patrick C GALLAGHER
Patrick is a Taxation and Business Consultant and a Visiting Fellow at Macquarie University. He was previously Associate Professor in the School of Law at the University of Western Sydney. Before moving to UWS Patrick was with UNSW where he was one of the two people who conceived and created the Australian Taxation Studies program. At ATAX and since, Patrick has been active as a consultant on a number of practical taxation and governance projects involving industry and/or government both in Australia and overseas - in particular, China. He also possesses undergraduate degrees in accounting and law and Masters degrees in Law and Commerce. He is a Fellow of the Tax Institute and an active member of the NSW Education Committee.
Current at 26 June 2006
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