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Corporate restructuring: The toolbox and the combinations paper

Published on 13 Mar 09 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper considers common issues and techniques arising in relation to the reorganisation and sale of private companies and private groups. It covers:

  • mergers/demergers/buy-backs/dividends and their use as restructuring techniques
  • takeovers and scrip-for-scrip rollovers
  • splitting up companies using demergers
  • Section 45B and franking issues
  • protecting assets using holding companies and rollover
  • transfer duty relief under corporate reorganisation provisions
  • reorganising corporate groups using consolidation.

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Photo of author, Joshua CARDWELL Josh Cardwell has over 30 years’ transactional consulting and compliance experience with a specialised focus on the real estate sector. He has extensive experience across inbound, outbound and domestic real estate clients, including providing advice on fund establishment, property/entity acquisitions and disposals, financing and repatriation and stapled structures. Prior to joining KPMG, Josh was Head of Real Estate Tax – Australia at PwC Australia, the Head of Mergers & Acquisitions at Greenwoods & Freehills and a Tax Partner at Deloitte. Josh was named 2019 Corporate Tax Adviser of the Year by the Taxation Institute of Australia and is a long-standing member of the Property Council of Australia’s Capital Markets Income Tax Committee. - Current at 25 August 2026
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