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Still Real Issues in Real Property seminar paper
Published on 11 Oct 03 by NATIONAL EVENTS, TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA
This seminar paper covers the following topics:
- margin scheme fact sheets
- Section 13, statutory overrides
- current developments in the property industry
- joint ventures.
Author profiles
Michelle Bennett CTA
Michelle is a Partner in the Indirect Tax team of KPMG’s Melbourne office, specialising in GST and stamp duty. Prior to joining KPMG in 2006 her experience included nine years in the tax team of a leading national law firm, working in both Sydney and Melbourne. Long-term secondments to the internal tax teams at two major ASX-listed corporations have ensured Michelle has an appreciation of the practical issues of tax compliance in a complex commercial environment. This understanding complements her extensive experience in the application of GST across a broad range of industries. - Current at 17 July 2014
Michelle Bennett CTA
Michelle is a Partner in the Indirect Tax team of KPMG’s Melbourne office, specialising in GST and stamp duty. Prior to joining KPMG in 2006 her experience included nine years in the tax team of a leading national law firm, working in both Sydney and Melbourne. Long-term secondments to the internal tax teams at two major ASX-listed corporations have ensured Michelle has an appreciation of the practical issues of tax compliance in a complex commercial environment. This understanding complements her extensive experience in the application of GST across a broad range of industries. - Current at 17 July 2014Geoffrey Mann CTA
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
13 October 2016
This was presented at Keeping your Eye on the Ball: 2003 National GST Intensive .
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