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Structuring to maximise access to CGT concessions paper

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Published on 10 Feb 06 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Topics covered in this paper include:

  • the best structures to be implemented upfront
  • potential restructuring of existing structures
  • hybrid trust arrangements and trust cloning.

This paper was also presented by Marcus Leonard at the 'SMEs - There's More to Know' seminar held in Sydney on 28 March 2006.

Author profile

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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This was presented at SMEs - There's More to Know! .

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Superannuation update

Author(s):  Paul BANISTER

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Restructuring alternatives

Author(s):  Matthew BURGESS

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SME the property developer (or dabbler)

Author(s):  Michael RICHTER

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Structuring to maximise access to CGT concessions

Author(s):  Brian J RICHARDS

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Loans to and from related parties (the issues remain)

Author(s):  Jamie TOWERS

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