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Ensuring access to small business CGT concessions paper
Published on 22 Oct 13 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
Is your structure a help or a hindrance to accessing the concessions? Are you using your structure in the right way? Which concession is right for you? This paper covers:
- satisfying the small business participation percentage
- meeting the additional basic conditions for more complex structures
- choosing the right concession
- surviving scrutiny of application of the concession.
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Brian Richards CTA
Brian has specialised in providing taxation advice to a wide range of business clients for approximately 40 years. His particular taxation specialty areas include business restructuring, intellectual property transactions, CGT issues and tax planning matters. He also consults extensively to other accounting and legal practices on various taxation issues. As a taxation specialist, Brian has extensive academic and other lecturing experience. Current at 20 May 2015
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