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Structuring to get the most out of Division 152 paper

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Published on 23 Oct 12 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • making sure you are a significant individual
  • being a connected entity or affiliate
  • getting the most out of family structures
  • partnerships and trusts.

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Peter KANE
Peter is a consultant with Tax Strategies Pty Ltd, a specialist tax practice that consults exclusively to public accounting and other professional firms. He is a chartered accountant and solicitor with a broad range of tax experience, particularly in relation to small and medium sized business owners. Peter's special interests include business structuring, CGT and trust law.
Current at 16 November 2006
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The basic conditions

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Structuring to get the most out of Division 152

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Update - Recent cases and rulings (ATO)

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