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Property - indirect taxes and GST presentation

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Published on 07 Oct 05 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation looks at many of the recent indirect tax developments and will help you manage the often competing stamp duty, GST and land tax considerations, with specific focus on real property transactions including:

  • changes to the Victorian stamp duty nomination rules - new Part IVA
  • stamp duty on multi-jurisdictional businesses
  • land tax update & grouping provisions
  • margin scheme and going concerns - latest changes and when to use
  • protecting vendors in land transactions - managing competing interests
  • case law update

Author profile

Zoe Chung CTA
Photo of author, Zoe CHUNG Zoe Chung, CTA, is an experienced state taxes lawyer. Zoe’s core expertise is in state taxation law across all Australian states and territories, providing all types of assistance from pre-transaction advice, lodgement, negotiation and dispute resolution. Zoe has more than 20 years’ experience providing state taxation advisory, Revenue Authority liaison and M&A services to clients in a wide range of industries and clients, including private families, superannuation & funds management, property (development, leasing and retail), infrastructure and retail & consumer. Zoe has been a Partner at “Big Four” and at a tax specialist advisory firm, practising in state taxation in all Australian jurisdictions with a focus on stamp duty. Zoe has a keen interest in diversity and inclusion and social justice issues. She has undertaken pro bono work for a number of not-for-profit organisations and has also participated in formulating cultural and gender diversity agendas. - Current at 15 August 2022
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This was presented at 44th Victorian State Convention: Surfing the Wave .

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