Tax in review: Painting over the cracks
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Published on 01 Sep 97 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE
The rewritten CGT provisions are a depressingly inadequate piece of legislation according to the author. Little has been done to address the significant complexities, ambiguities and anomalies that have plagued the CGT regime.
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Kenneth Spence CTA-Life
Ken is a Special Counsel in the Melbourne office of Greenwoods & Herbert Smith Freehills. He has been closely involved for many years in advising Australian and foreign-owned listed companies on M&A transactions and has been extensively involved with both clients and tax professional bodies in relation to all aspects of the tax consolidation regime. Ken is a past President of The Tax Institute.
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25 May 2017
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- Consolidation developments: The use of “tax cost setting amount” – The never-ending saga paper - 10-February-2011
- Tax consolidations: Issues for late adopters and SMEs paper - 15-October-2010
- Preliminary analysis of The Board of Taxation position paper "post implementation review into certain aspects of the consolidation regime" paper - 14-October-2010
- Legislative changes – ACA related amendments paper - 08-May-2009
- Consolidation: Legislative changes (Part A) – ACA related amendments paper - 01-May-2009
- Tax consolidation for corporate groups - Examples with solutions paper - 02-April-2009
- Tax Consolidation For Corporate Groups - Examples with solutions paper - 02-April-2009
- Tax treatment of liabilities – The unexplored parallel universe paper - 12-March-2009
- Tax consolidations for corporate groups–“Getting on board” paper - 28-November-2008
- Consolidation - round table discussion paper - 12-October-2007
- Editorial message: Tax consolidation — sharpening a cutting-edge reform - 01-August-2007
- Tax consolidation — Government announcements yet to be legislated - 01-August-2007
- New CGT exposures and exemptions for non-residents paper - 17-March-2007
- The pending taxation of financial arrangements regime - practical analysis paper - 06-October-2006
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- Re-targeting capital gains tax for non-residents:Proposed Division 855 - 'Winners and Losers' - 01-August-2006
- Tax advisings in practice - where is the line to be drawn and how do you draw it? paper - 06-October-2005
- It's important to start by getting your As and Bs right: capital benefit schemes paper - 17-March-2005
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- Consolidation and Exits - the other end of the food chain Part I - 01-August-2004
- The other end of the food chain - Consolidation and Exits: summary charts - 01-August-2004
- Consolidation for SMEs convention paper - 18-October-2003
- The New World of Consolidation: Overview of Commercial and Technical Implications seminar paper - 11-June-2003
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- Implications of the Entity Tax and Consolidation RBT Changes - 01-December-2000
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- Tax Losses & Consolidations Workshop - 27-October-1999
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- The big picture: does tax reform mean existing business structures are now inappropriate? - 09-September-1999
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- Capital gains tax - corporations law amendments - 01-June-1995
- Fool's gold - the new share value shifting provisions - 17-May-1995
- How Long Is The Fuse and How Big is the Bomb? - A Review of Section 160ZZT - 01-December-1994
- Offshore perspectives: your client's tax horizons. Part 4: a foreign partner or parent - 01-April-1994
- Offshore perspectives: your client's tax horizons. Part 2: working abroad - tax issues for individuals - 01-February-1994
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- Limitations on the transfer of capital losses - 01-January-1990
- Self-assessment - current state of play - 01-January-1990
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