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Interest payments to overseas lenders - maximising after-tax value

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Published on 02 May 96 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

The 1996 budget contained numerous proposals for amending the rules relating to deductibility of interest on overseas debt, most notably the reduction of the threshold debt:equity ratio from 3:1 to 2:1. This session will amongst other things highlight which trusts will be denied deductions for foreign debt and what new anti-avoidance provisions will now be avialable to the Commissioner.

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Tony TAYLOR

 

This was presented at 1997 Western Australia Annual State Convention .

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Adding value to expatriate remuneration

Author(s):  Peter MOLTONI

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Value adding through stamp duty

Author(s):  Richard NORTON

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Valuable gains from your losses

Author(s):  AH (Tony) SLATER

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Maximising after tax value of Interest Payments

Author(s):  Tony TAYLOR

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"Getting value from the AAT"

Author(s):  Paul GERBER

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Value Engineering - self managed superannuation funds

Author(s):  Sharyn LONG

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Updating Values

Author(s):  Graeme COTTERILL

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