Capital Gains Tax 2000/2001

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Published on 13 Jul 00 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

The paper focuses briefly on fundamental changes to the CGT regime and to note other CGT changes announced since 21 September 1999. Also covered in some detail are the important small business concessions which are now law.

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