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Goodwill

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Published on 01 Apr 05 by "THE TAX SPECIALIST" JOURNAL ARTICLE

The issue of the GST and stamp duty consequences relating to goodwill remains vexed. This article explores these areas, as well as the various revenue law implications, in light of recent decisions.

This was also presented at the 'Revenue law - implications of intangibles' seminar held on 18 February 2005 in Adelaide.

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Dr Campbell Rankine
Campbell is a Chartered Accountant and Barrister and Solicitor who specialises in complex taxation and trust issues. The taxation issues extend to income tax (including CGT, and the Australian attribution on foreign income), as well as stamp duties and other indirect taxes. He is a regular presenter to specialist taxation groups in South Australia and nationally. - Current at 21 June 2012
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This was presented at Revenue Law Implications of Intangibles .

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Tax and copyright

Author(s):  Michael BUTLER

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Goodwill

Author(s):  Campbell RANKINE

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Know-how and show-how

Author(s):  Sean VAN DER LINDEN

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Patents and designs: Division 40 and GST

Author(s):  Sandy DONALDSON

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