The recent reforms to the CGT recognition of disposals by non-Australian residents will have a significant impact on international businesses operating in Australia as well as their advisors. This presentation puts the reforms into context and discusses in detail their operation and impact on businesses and their advisers. It concludes with an analysis of the tricks and traps contained in the rules.
Miscellaneous
2007
CGT and non-residents - traps for young players
Source: Western Australia
Published Date: 29 Mar 2007
Individual Session
New CGT rules for non-residents: traps for young players
Author(s):
Mathew Chamberlain CTA
,
Lydia Kovacevich
Materials from this
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Details
- Published By: Mathew Chamberlain CTA
- Published On:29 Mar 2007
- Event Name:New CGT Rules for Non-Residents
- Session Name:CGT and non-residents - traps for young players
- Read Time:3+ minutes
- Took place at:City West Function Centre, West Perth
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