Miscellaneous 1996

Property development

Published Date: 24 May 1996

 

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This paper discusses the way in which the trading stock regime applies to property developer who acquires land as trading stock with particular focus on the costing issues raised by Draft Ruling TR 95/D15. It also deals with some of the tax accounting problems in the context of developers who are subdividing urban land on a relatively large scale and who have acquired land for that purpose

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