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Alienation of Personal Services Income
Published on 22 Jun 2000 | Took place at Parkroyal Hotel, QLD
Topics covered include: Legislative machinery, Changes in rules for contractors; Entitlements to deductions.
Individual sessions
Alienation of Personal Services Income
Author(s):
Harry M RIGNEY
From 1 July 2000, your clients providing personal services through entities, or directly under contract other than as employees, must cope with rules that limit income splitting and deductions. The focus of this paper is on the legislative machinery which implements the new Personal Services Income regime, its practical scope, and the measures which are required in order to test client situations against the measures and - where the measures apply - provide guidance to either restructure or compliance.
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