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Tax Losses: Eligibility, SBT & Available Fractions presentation

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Published on 18 Jul 03 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers the following issues:
- transferring losses into consolidated groups
- curiosities in value and loss donation
- capital injection and non-arms length rule
- applicability of SBT to a consolidated group
- transfer of a current year loss in a non-membership period to head company
- operation of 701-30(3A) re: ownership changes at the joining time
- establishing the available fraction
- modified rules for MEC groups
- transition rules - COT losses.

Author profiles

Richard Buchanan FTI-Life
Richard is a Corporate Tax Partner with Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu. He specialises in advising major corporates on the tax implications of major transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, divestments, restructures and IPOs. Richard also has experience in advising corporates on implementing both A-IFRS and tax consolidation. Richard is a member of the NTLG IFRS subcommittee and the ICAA IFRS subcommittee and has been heavily involved in the consultation with respect to the development of the share capital tainting provisions. - Current at 30 March 2017
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Richard Buchanan FTI-Life
Richard is a Corporate Tax Partner with Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu. He specialises in advising major corporates on the tax implications of major transactions such as mergers and acquisitions, divestments, restructures and IPOs. Richard also has experience in advising corporates on implementing both A-IFRS and tax consolidation. Richard is a member of the NTLG IFRS subcommittee and the ICAA IFRS subcommittee and has been heavily involved in the consultation with respect to the development of the share capital tainting provisions. - Current at 30 March 2017

 

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Mergers and acquisitions - due diligence

Author(s):  Tony STOLAREK

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Calculating ACA Steps

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Valuation in Tax Consolidation Methodologies

Author(s):  Geoffrey SHARPE,  John JENKIN

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Capital Allowances and ACA

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Treatment of Trusts and Partnerships

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Loss Integrity and Value Shifting Interface

Author(s):  Glenn DAVIES

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The First Head Company Tax Return & Notifications

Author(s):  Peter COAKLEY

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Tax Losses: Eligibility, SBT & Available Fractions

Author(s):  Richard BUCHANAN,  Greg HOWES

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Dealing with Joint and Several Liability

Author(s):  Justin CHERRINGTON

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Update on Critical Technical and Commercial Issues

Author(s):  Frank DRENTH

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Exiting a Consolidated Group

Author(s):  Cameron RIDER

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Accounting for Tax Consolidation

Author(s):  Kris PEACH

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The Single Entity and Entry History Rules

Author(s):  Grant CATHRO

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Multiple Entry Consolidated Groups and their Members

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