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Published on 06 Aug 09 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • what is land?
  • interests in land
  • fixtures
  • statutory severance provisions
  • fixed to land provisions - rewriting the law of fixtures?
  • valuation issues.

 

Author profiles

Peter Allen
Photo of author, Peter ALLEN Peter is a Partner in the Brisbane office of Allens Arthur Robinson. Peter advises on all taxation and revenue law related, especially income tax, capital gains tax, GST and stamp duty. He has acted for many corporate and government clients in major transactions, restructuring and start-ups. Peter was also the chair of the Revenue Law Committee of the Queensland Law Society for more than 10 years. - Current at 17 May 2016
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Katrina Parkyn ATI
Photo of author, Katrina PARKYN Katrina is a Partner in the tax group at King & Wood Mallesons. Based in Brisbane, she routinely advises on transactions Australia-wide across a broad spectrum of income tax, stamp duty and GST issues. Her experience includes advising on major infrastructure, resources and funds management. Katrina represented the Law Council’s Tax Committee throughout Treasury’s consultation process on the foreign resident capital gains withholding tax regime - Current at 02 August 2016
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State taxes update

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Harmonised tracing provisions - How far do they go?

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Landholder duty - Recent developments

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Taxation of independent contractors - Contractor provisions post harmonisation

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Transactions involving real property

Author(s):  Peter ALLEN,  Katrina PARKYN

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Harmonisation of payroll tax administration

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Payroll tax - Exemptions/concessions/rebates post harmonisation

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“Black letter versus purposive – a false dichotomy?”

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Valuation

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