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Tax Strategies & Superannuation Investments seminar paper

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Published on 09 Jun 04 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Issues covered in this paper include:
- employer ETPs
- SMSFs as planning vehicles - undeducted contributions, business real property and interface with small business concessions
- investment standards - unit trusts and in house assets, joint ventures and private company shares
- maximising pension rebates.

This paper was also presented at the 18th National Convention in Melbourne on 2 April 2004.

Author profile

Stephen Heath CTA
Photo of author, Stephen HEATH Steve is a Partner in the Taxation & Revenue section of Wallmans Lawyers with his principal practice areas being superannuation and tax. He also works on general commercial matters with a focus on tax planning, business structuring and insurance. Steve is a member of The Tax Institute’s State Council and National Council. - Current at 22 May 2017
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This was presented at 18TH NATIONAL CONVENTION: FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE .

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Tax Strategies & Superannuation Investments

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Your Client, the Property Investor/Developer

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