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Taxation implications of financial products available to primary producers presentation

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Published on 09 Jun 06 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation considers the general issues relevant to financial products:

  • timing of income recognition
  • impact of cash v accruals decision (STS)
  • trading stock issues
  • GST treatment
  • treatment of sophisticated products - eg. futures, options, hedging.

Author profile

Craig Ridley
Craig is a Chartered Accountant with 20 years experience in providing tax and business solutions advice to clients ranging from multi national companies to SMEs. Craig is a Partner/Director within the Rural Accounting division of RSM Bird Cameron and specialises in the agribusiness sector with an extensive client base across Western Australia representing both primary producers and related business enterprises. - Current at 10 April 2006

 

This was presented at Agribusiness: Big Business - Big Taxation Issues .

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