Finance Investment

GST and infrastructure projects

Source: National

Published Date: 6 Sep 2012

 

From the maligned PPP model and state government asset sales, to private userfunded models, the investment in Australia’s core infrastructure will need to increase in the coming decades. This case study and workshop presentation unpacks the GST issues associated with these complex structures and projects, and covers:

  • issues regarding non-monetary consideration including valuation and attributionInvestment structures
  • financing issues – securitisation, lease premiums and progressive supplies
  • contractual issues
  • tripartite issues including the decision in Department of Transport.

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GST and infrastructure projects

Author(s): Tony Windle , Patrick Lavery
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