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Consolidation of entity groups

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Published on 15 Feb 00 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

When the Government announced in August 1998 its plan to reform the tax treatment of business entities as part of an overall tax reform plan for a new tax system, it foreshadowed the choice for groups of entities to be taxed as a single entity. This paper reviews the proposed new consolidated system, and refers to the current provisions containing concessions and anti-avoidance rules for transactions within company groups.

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Ross Doherty
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