Miscellaneous 2000

Practical stamp duty for accountants: land rich companies

Published Date: 10 Aug 2000

 

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The significant difference between the duty chargeable on conveyances of realty and that chargeable on conveyances of shares give rise to the possibility of avoidance. Consider the case of a company the only asset of which is a large parcel of land worth $1M. Assume also that the company has no liabilities. This paper explores this example under the WA Stamp Duty Act and explains why new part IIIBA was introduced

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  • Published By: Tony Downe
  • Published On:10 Aug 2000

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