Miscellaneous 2004

Gone but not forgotten

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 5 Nov 2004

 

A specific example - debt forgiveness - what's the current state of play following the recent cases that were settled? This presentation includes:

  • what will constitute a debt forgiveness?
  • what will not constitute a debt forgiveness? (eg. payment of commercial debt by guarantor not a debt forgiveness - TD 2004/17)
  • consequences of a debt forgiveness
  • the approach of the ATO including TR 2001/9
  • what types of situations are most likely to be attacked by the ATO?
  • unresolved issues.

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Gone but not forgotten

Author(s): Joe Lombardo
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  • Published By: Joe Lombardo
  • Published On:5 Nov 2004
  • Took place at:Crowne Plaza, Terrigal

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