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Business Structuring Issues: Growing Pains

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Published on 13 Jul 01 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This seminar paper presents a set of case studies with reference to: Partnerships, shareholders, buy sell agreements; Entry and exit of new participants; CGT issues - rollovers, goodwill; Employer share plans and remuneration packaging; Borrowings - keeping the interest deductible.

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Damien Clarke CTA
Damien is a partner in and the head of, McCullough Robertson's Business Law and Revenue Group, specialising in transaction and structuring taxation with an emphasis on capital gains tax, GST and stamp duty. Damien has presented to a number of forums including the Tax Institute and the Queensland Law Society on GST, stamp duty and capital gains tax among other topics. - Current at 16 September 2005
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This was presented at Business Structuring Issues: From Cradle to Grave .

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Business Structuring Issues: The Birth

Author(s):  David COMINOS,  Brian J RICHARDS

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Business Structuring Issues: Growing Pains

Author(s):  Damien CLARKE

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Business Structuring Issues: Mid-Life Crisis

Author(s):  Craig DARLEY

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Business Structuring Issues: Looking After the Owner

Author(s):  David EVANS,  Robb MUSGRAVE

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Business Structuring Issues: The Long Goodbye

Author(s):  John NEWBY,  Chris WYETH

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