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Published on 10 Feb 11 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • consolidation's weakest link - The use of the TCSA
  • use of TCSA - The saga to date
  • rights to future income (RTFI)
  • provision of goods (other than trading stock)
  • “residual” application but critical impacts – s 701-55(6).

Author profiles

Andrew De Wijn CTA
Andrew is a Barrister at the Victorian Bar specialising in federal and state tax matters. Prior to joining the Bar he was a solicitor with Greenwoods & Freehills for eight years and worked exclusively in tax. - Current at 20 July 2012
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Kenneth Spence CTA-Life
Photo of author, Ken SPENCE Ken is a Special Counsel in the Melbourne office of Greenwoods & Herbert Smith Freehills. He has been closely involved for many years in advising Australian and foreign-owned listed companies on M&A transactions and has been extensively involved with both clients and tax professional bodies in relation to all aspects of the tax consolidation regime. Ken is a past President of The Tax Institute. - Current at 25 May 2017
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