Miscellaneous 2005

CSR v Dick Smith Electronics

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 24 May 2005

 

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The High Court's decision in Dick Smith Electronics forces income tax advisers to reconsider basic concepts such as calculating CGT cost base, what to include in CGT proceeds on disposal and whether relief from double taxation is available. Find out the problem areas, the ATO response to the decision and how to deal with old and new transactions.

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Dick Smith Electronics

Author(s): Sue Williamson
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  • Published By: Sue Williamson
  • Published On:24 May 2005
  • Took place at:Allens Arthur Robinson, Melbourne

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