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Capital v revenue in unusual circumstances presentation

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Published on 01 May 14 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • property sales – revenue v capital
  • recent property decisions
  • business of share trading
  • share trading - summary
  • amounts received by employees
  • capitalised costs
  • payments between related entities.

Author profile

Timothy Sandow CTA
Tim Sandow, CTA, has over 30 years of experience as a tax professional, including 25 years in the Big 4. He provides income tax related advice to a variety of private and large public companies as well as multi-nationals. He has advised on mergers & acquisitions, tax governance, corporate tax, international tax, and employment tax issues. Tim is also the Partner leading BDO’s National Tax Risk & Ethics group. Tim is a CTA of The Tax Institute and a Chartered Accountant Fellow and the SA representative on the National Board of The Tax Institute. Tim is the current President of The Tax Institute and a regular presenter at numerous Tax Institute conferences and events. - Current at 11 December 2024
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