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Property Intensive Day
Published on 12 Nov 2002 | Took place at Carlton Crest, Brisbane, QLD
This seminar discusses the key tax issues in property, how to deal with the ever expanding definition of accounting income, and a look at stamp duties, GST, and capital allowances in relation to this topic.
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Individual sessions
Practical aspects of choosing property investment structures
Author(s):
Keith BURCHILL
This seminar paper discusses tax as a starting point - understanding your commercial objectives, who are the likely investors and what do they want, in search of the optimum structure - what works and what doesn't, financing legal and tax consideration - working through competing objectives, and recent tax changes.
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Income recognition issues
Author(s):
David W MARKS
This seminar paper discusses rental income; lease premiums, incentives and surrender payments; rent guarantees, and capital gains v ordinary income on disposal of property.
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The traps of using super funds as an investment vehicle
Author(s):
Scott HAY-BARTLEM
This seminar paper discusses the sole purpose test, taxing trusts as companies, in house assets and prohibition on buying from members.
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Capital allowances
Author(s):
Ash CHOTAI
This seminar paper discusses the core provisions of capital allowances, project pools and how to use them, what can be included in the write off for 'black hole' expenditure, balancing adjustments required on cessation of use, UCA and consolidation, future depreciation of new buildings and structures, and use of quantity surveyors.
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GST two years on
Author(s):
Craig CAVANAGH
This seminar paper provides an analysis of the continuing GST issues affecting property transactions.
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Stamp duty
Author(s):
Graeme KEAY
This seminar paper discusses discretionary trusts, provides an overview of land-rich provisions, tips and traps, listed and wholesale trusts.
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