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  2003

Breakfast Club: The Going Concern

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 17 Apr 2003

 
As property transactions by clients, and the GST position, continue to form a significant part of ongoing tax advice, a clear understanding of the Going Concern exemption, and the ATO's interpretation of that exemption, are obviously an essential part of the advisers tool box. Of particular note is GSTR 2002/5 and issues raised by the ATO's interpretation of the Going Concern exemption.

The concern with Going Concern

Author(s): Keith Harvey
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  • Published On:17 Apr 2003
  • Took place at:Leonda by the Yarra, Hawthorn

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