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  Miscellaneous 2001

The Commissioner's big black dog 10 years on - practical update on Part IVA

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 15 Aug 2001

 

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This paper discusses the three recent cases of Consolidated Press, Eastern Nitrogen and Metal Manufacture's and the Income tax Assessment Act in regards to how a taxpayer enters into a scheme. Was the sole or dominant purpose to obtain a tax benefit? The paper also goes into detail to the relevance of whether a scheme is commercially and tax driven and the liability of promoters and professional advisers of these schemes.
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The Commissioner's big black dog 10 years on

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  • Published By: Michael Butler
  • Published On:15 Aug 2001
  • Took place at:Australian Mineral Foundation

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