Miscellaneous 2007

Goodwill and Taxation Isssues

Source: QLD

Published Date: 23 Nov 2007

 
Goodwill is the asset used in business each and everyday and which the expanding enterprise ultimately expects to cash out at a premium (whether by a trade sale, float or management buyout). Tax reduces the value available to the business owners and must be understood and controlled. Confusion often exists between value attributable to goodwill and other assets (generally IP). This presentation deals with:

  • Identifying goodwill - what is it legally?
  • The source of goodwill in intangible assets such as licences, trademark and designs
  • Goodwill - CGT and Division 40
  • The fiction and consequences of goodwill licensing )Just Jeans issues)
  • Franchisee's goodwill and what happens when the franchise ends?
  • Goodwill - know-how and show-how; the differences and CGT consequences

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Goodwill and taxation issues

Author(s): Michael Walpole
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  • Published By: Michael Walpole
  • Published On:23 Nov 2007
  • Took place at:Sheraton Noosa Resort and Spa, Noosa

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