This session provided an in-depth exploration of the new thin capitalisation and debt deduction creation rule (DDCR), focusing on the practical implications of the updated law. We will also cover PCG 2024/D3, which outlines the ATO’s compliance approach to restructuring in light of the new thin capitalisation and deduction creation rules.
2025
Thin capitalisation
Navigating the new Thin Capitalisation rules and DDCR
Source: QLD
Published Date: 29 May 2025
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- Published By: James Bryan
- Published On:29 May 2025
- Event Name:QLD Tax Forum
- Session Name:Navigating the new Thin Capitalisation rules and DDCR
- Read Time:30+ minutes
- Took place at:The Westin Brisbane
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