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Land tax - current issues paper (by Geoff Mann and others)

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Published on 29 Jul 05 by NATIONAL EVENTS, TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

This paper considers a number of current issues relating to land tax, including:

  • an overview of land tax in each of the States and the ACT
  • current valuation issues for land tax purposes
  • the topical issue of the land tax treatment of trusts in Victoria.

Author profiles

Susan Bosch
Sue is a Senior Revenue Specialist in the Landholder Acquisitions Branch of the State Revenue Office. She also has experience in policy and legislation, and in legal services. Prior to working at the State Revenue Office, Sue practised in indirect tax, specialising in stamp duty, at Blake Dawson Waldron and at Mallesons Stephen Jacques. - Current at 27 July 2015
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Geoffrey Mann CTA
Photo of author, Geoff MANN Geoff Mann, CTA, is a Partner in the Tax team at Ashurst. He advises on indirect tax, with particular emphasis on GST, stamp duty, land tax and human resources taxes. Geoff has over 25 years’ experience. Geoff’s broad practice enables him to consult in relation to overall tax management strategies and review programs, as well as due diligence exercises and dispute resolution. - Current at 16 June 2017
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Bronwyn Kirkwood CTA
Bronwyn is a lawyer with Blake Dawson Waldron. - Current at 09 February 2017
Bronwyn Kirkwood CTA
Bronwyn is a lawyer with Blake Dawson Waldron. - Current at 09 February 2017

 

This was presented at Fifth Annual States' Taxation Conference .

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Individual sessions

Countering avoidance on stamp duty

Author(s):  Justice D Graham HILL

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Land tax - some current issues (by Graeme Wallace)

Author(s):  Graeme WALLACE

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Land tax - current issues (by Geoff Mann and others)

Author(s):  Geoff MANN,  Sue BOSCH,  Bronwyn KIRKWOOD,  Rohan KUMAR

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Payroll tax - some practical issues

Author(s):  Geoff CRAWFORD

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Land rich entity provisions - impact on property trust fund managers

Author(s):  Steven STEVENS

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Employee or contract - taxed if you are, taxed if you aren't!

Author(s):  Kevin LOCK

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Stamp duty and sale of business assets

Author(s):  Michael BUTLER,  Paul TANTI

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Payroll tax grouping - what was, what is and what should be

Author(s):  Gary MATTHEWS

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State tax objections and appeals

Author(s):  Leanne HUGHSON,  Garry SEBO

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Improving compliance with state taxes

Author(s):  Ted WITHERS

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2004/2005 state tax law case highlights

Author(s):  Kiernan DORNEY QC

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2004/2005 state tax law highlights

Author(s):  Ivan BASEI

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Emerging issues and themes in state taxation - a state commissioner's perspective

Author(s):  Mike WALKER

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