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Published on 03 May 01 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

The introduction of the consolidation regime brings the important question of whether or not you should consolidate. If you decide to, are you aware of the tax changes that result from that - what strategies should you adopt now?
- Who can consolidate?
- What are the advantages of consolidation?
- how it works?
- Application to family business structures

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John Rawson CTA
John Rawson, CTA, is the lead Tax Partner for Deloitte in Adelaide. He has a broad range of public and private clients across a wide range of industries. Over the years he has had an interest in how remuneration packages can be structured to achieve optimum outcomes. This is particularly relevant to private companies who seek to offer an equity incentive to staff but at the same time maintaining some degree of control over that equity. - Current at 16 May 2014
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