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Published on 17 Aug 01 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This powerpoint presentation focuses on setting up a partnership, the capital gains tax implications, the small business concessions and the goodwill of the business.

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Colin MUNRO
Colin is a Director in the firm Munro Doig, lawyers of West Perth, and has been a partner in large firms in Johannesburg and Perth. He holds the degrees BA, LLB and a (postgraduate) Higher Diploma in Tax Law. He is admitted to practice in Western Australia and the High Court of Australia. He practises in all aspects of revenue law and trusts. His practice focuses on the structuring of entities and transactions.
Current at 30 March 2005 - Current at 19 November 2004
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