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  Miscellaneous 2002

Partnership issues

Source: Northern Territory

Published Date: 8 Nov 2002

 

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Partnerships are a common way of carrying on a business. The income tax, capital gains tax, GST and stamp duty consequences to partners may vary significantly depending on the manner in which assets are held, and the terms of a partnership/joint venture agreement. This seminar paper will present case studies dealing with some common pitfalls and effective steps to protect your clients' interests and your own.
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Partnership issues

Author(s): Andrew Shaw
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  • Published By: Andrew Shaw
  • Published On:8 Nov 2002
  • Took place at:Plaza Rydges Darwin

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