Case Study: $42 million nabbed; Don't fence me in
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Published on 01 Feb 98 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE
A recent decision on housing subsidies makes it harder for the Commissioner to argue that expenditure incurred to obtain more business is inherently capital in nature. And another favour of a land developer contradicts a draft tax ruling on trading stock
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