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The other end of the food chain - Consolidation and Exits: summary charts

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Published on 01 Aug 04 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

This article highlights and summarises some important disparities between the consolidation 'entry' and 'exit' calculations and the implications of consolidation on structuring a disposal as an asset or entity sale. For a detailed analysis of these issues see the August and October 2004 editions of The Tax Specialist.

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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 23 August 2016
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Hayden Scott FTI
Hayden, FTI, is a Partner at PwC in their Tax & Legal practice. He has over twenty years of experience in the tax environments of the Big 4, top-tier law firms, and Government (both Treasury and ATO). Hayden extensively advises clients in the financial services and infrastructure industries, as well as extensively advising outside those industries on finance tax matters. Additionally, Hayden is a contributor to the broader tax policy and reform conversation, having been a member of the (now defunct) National Tax Liaison Group Finance and Investment Subcommittee, and, more recently, an expert panellist on the Board of Taxation’s review of the debt-equity rules. - Current at 17 March 2016
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