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Challenges and opportunities in extracting wealth from SME groups paper

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Published on 23 Oct 14 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • what are the unique factors in wealth extraction for SMEs?
  • dividend access shares: a collective shiver in SME land
  • TD 2014/1 – part of the landscape of dividend/capital arbitrage … what else is on the horizon?
  • extracting capital is a known risk … what are the risks in dividends?
  • wealth extraction for “special” SME taxpayers
  • are DASs able to be used? What alternatives are available?

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Jol DARE
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