2008

Atypical Integrated Property Development Intensive

Source: QLD

Published Date: 4 Apr 2008

 
This seminar presented a case study that was used across all sessions. Drawing on speakers from both the tax and legal professions, an atypical integrated development was discussed from an income tax, indirect taxes (including GST) and legal perspective. Presentations were based on real life examples and the presenters walked through the practicalities of dealing with the development, including the impact that taxes and legal structuring would have on the feasibilities prepared, development structures chosen and economic return generated.

This seminar was aimed at practitioners who give advice to property clients, and clients that are involved in some step of the development supply chain. Delegates gained a practical guide to the income tax, GST, stamp duty and legal issues associated with an atypical property integrated development.

Case study - Property development lifecycle

Author(s): Philip Magoffin , Melanie Leis , Tony Windle , Matthew Derrick

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  • Published On:4 Apr 2008
  • Took place at:Holiday Inn, Surfers Paradise

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