Capital Gains Tax (CGT) State taxes

Partitioning land - How do you ensure there are no unexpected tax liabilities?

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 10 Aug 2010

 

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This paper covers:
  • overview of the process of partitioning
  • income tax, CGT and GST considerations when partitioning
  • stamp duty implications
  • dealing with financiers and security arrangements.

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Partitioning land - How do you ensure there are no unexpected tax liabilities?

Author(s): Denis Barlin
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  • Published By: Denis Barlin
  • Published On:10 Aug 2010
  • Took place at:Swissotel, Sydney

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