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Published on 26 Jul 99 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

The GST will have a significant impact on the property market. To determine the extent of impact, it is necessary to review some of the GST basics for their affect on basic transactions. The paper covers the concept of supply, GST free and input taxed property transactions, attribution, transitional rules, rental income, and property management.

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Brian Richards CTA
Brian of Richards Advisory has specialised in providing taxation advice to accounting and legal practitioners in respect of 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. As a taxation specialist, Brian has extensive academic and other lecturing experience. - Current at 23 May 2017
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