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CGT main residence exemption - Contentious issues and estate considerations paper
Published on 10 Aug 10 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This paper covers:
- basic case and concepts
- rules that may extend the exemption
- rules that may limit the exemption
- roll-overs Subdivision 126A - marriage and relationship breakdowns
- partial exemption rules.
Author profile
George Samaras CTA
George is the Principal of Samaras Lawyers, a newly established boutique taxation, commercial and superannuation law practice situated at The Rocks in Sydney. George has nearly 14 years of experience, in both accounting and law, providing taxation, commercial, superannuation and trust law advice as well as getting involved in reviews, investigations and appeals with the ATO and the OSR, assisting accountants, solicitors, planners, other professionals, private business/private business owners, property developers and others. George has extensive experience in dealing with trusts and related issues. He regularly presents at both professional and industry groups and is the author of a number of papers.
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25 January 2011
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