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Buying & selling a business - GST implications

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Published on 16 Sep 08 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • assets verses share acquisition
  • GST and stamp duty issues and risks to consider for a vendor and purchaser when buying and selling shares in a business
  • GST and stamp duty issues and risks to consider for a vendor and purchaser when buying and selling assets in a business
  • structuring & planning opportunities to minimize the impact of GST and stamp duty.

Author profile

Antony Windle ATI
Tony is a Partner in Indirect Tax at Grant Thornton and is the Global Head of Indirect Tax for Grant Thornton International. Tony advises clients throughout Australia and across Asia-Pacific and Europe and the Middle East to reduce the marginal cost and streamline the management of indirect taxes affecting their business or transaction. He works across many industries in Australia with a focus on managing ATO regulatory review, and also leads project implementation teams for tax technology and system upgrades on a national and global basis. - Current at 13 November 2018
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Buying & selling a business - GST implications

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