This presentation covers:
- common structures adopted for inbound investment
- the use of related party debt for inbound structures and PCG 2017/D4
- the use of stapled structures
- the interaction between FIRB and the ATO.
maintenance
Property
Income tax
2017
Inbound real estate investment " How to avoid getting burnt
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 14 Nov 2017
Individual Session
Inbound real estate investment - How to avoid getting burnt
Author(s):
Chris Aboud
,
Daniel Sydes
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published By: Chris Aboud, Daniel Sydes
- Published On:14 Nov 2017
- Took place at:Dexus Place, Sydney
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Property
Income tax
2017
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