Miscellaneous 2002

The new 'alienation of personal services income' rules

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 2 May 2002

 

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This seminar paper discusses PSI rules, with a focus on: what is the new PSI, who has it, who doesn't and what are the primary threshold tests; how will the results test work to release affected taxpayers from the PSI system; who do you attribute PSI to individuals, what deductions will your clients lose under the new system, when can you apply for a PSBD; do Part IVA and its related cases and rulings on personal exertion income still apply where you pass the primary tests or do you have a 'personal service business'; how will your PAYG obligations be charged under PSI?

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The new 'alienation of personal services income' rules

Author(s): Graham Candy

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  • Published By: Graham Candy
  • Published On:2 May 2002
  • Took place at:Leonda by the Yarra, Hawthorn

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