This session considers key GST and State tax issues that arise in common structures, as well as the risks of unintentionally triggering transfer duty or landholder duty (with reference to recent cases). The session also addresses some of the most common GST issues that arise in the context of property developments and subdivisions, highlighting practical traps and recent developments.
2026
Property
GST
Property Pain Points – GST and State Taxes in a State of Flux!
Source: Victoria
Published Date: 23 Jul 2026
Details
- Published By: Aathees Paransothy, Geoff Mann CTA
- Published On:23 Jul 2026
- Event Name:Yarra Valley Tax Retreat
- Session Name:Property Pain Points – GST and State Taxes in a State of Flux!
- Read Time:30+ minutes
- Took place at:RACV Country Club and Resort
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2026
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