Miscellaneous 2008

Greater opportunity to access the small business CGT concessions

Published Date: 28 May 2008

 

Changes to the CGT small business concessions, together with the new definition of small business entity, have made it possible for a larger number of businesses to access tax free capital gains. This presentation includes:

  • when will a business with net assets of more than $6 million be able to
  • access the CGT small business concessions?
  • why you no longer need to have an individual with direct ownership of an entity to meet the controlling individual test and to access the retirement concession
  • how some of the previous disadvantages of two families in business owning units in unit trusts through their own discretionary trusts have been removed
  • when and why would you use a partnership of discretionary trusts to get greater access to the concessions
  • keeping the commercial premises as a rental property after all the active business assets have been sold and still being able to access the concessions when the property is sold at a later date
  • how much of the capital gain, or the proceeds, can you roll into Superannuation after 1 July 2007?

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  • Published By: Jo-Anne Hotston CTA
  • Published On:28 May 2008
  • Session Name:Greater opportunity to access the small business CGT concessions
  • Read Time:3+ minutes

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