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Published on 18 Nov 16 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers several case studies on agribusiness transactions tax implications of selling the farm.

 

Author profiles

Grantley Stevens CTA
Grantley Stevens, CTA, is the Partner responsible for Nexia Edwards Marshall's Business Consulting and Taxation divisions. He consults to many medium-to-large businesses involved in agriculture, engineering, property, retail and hospitality. He specialises in income tax, FBT, CGT, GST and management consulting, and is also a director of Greyhounds Racing SA and is on the Finance Committee of the Port Adelaide Football Club. - Current at 17 May 2018
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Raoul Stevenson CTA
Raoul Stevenson is a Senior Manager in Business Consulting Services at Nexia Edwards Marshall. For the past nine years Raoul has assisted clients in a range of industries including viticulture, agriculture, wholesale and professional services with an in depth knowledge of income tax, FBT and WET. Raoul is a current active member of The Tax Institute's PD committee. - Current at 30 August 2016
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Agribusiness succession planning

Author(s):  Zeena Anthony-Qureshi

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Agribusiness transactions tax implications of selling the farm

Author(s):  Raoul Stevenson,  Grantley STEVENS

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Managing primary production income and tax in high income years

Author(s):  Brian WIBBERLEY

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Accessing the R&D tax incentive and grants

Author(s):  Peter Wirtz,  Melissa Fardone

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Agribusiness in SA – A bright future p

Author(s):  Steve Barker

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Current insights into the opportunities and challenges facing the SA agribusiness landscape

Author(s):  Rob Kerin

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