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Tax cases: deductibility of payments": guarantee an advantage of a capital kind

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Published on 01 Oct 99 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

The basic question is whether the outgoing is one that relates to This article examines the business structure, when it will ordinarily be capital, or whether it relates to the business operation, when it will ordinarily be revenue, as illustrated in the Bell and Moir case.

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Annamaria is a Senior Tax Writer with ATP. She has 20 years experience in tax, spanning publishing, the ATO, commerce and the tax profession. Annamaria has been involved in formal liaison with the ATO and Treasury on a number of Committees including the Consolidation Joint Design Team. She has recently published a textbook on 'Consolidations - The Adviser's Guide' and has addressed a number of forums on consolidations. - Current at 18 May 2004
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