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Different forms of intellectual property created by statute paper

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Published on 12 Oct 10 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • copyright and the registered monopolies
  • copyright and related rights
  • the Designs Act
  • trade mark
  • the patent system.

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James (Jim) COOPER
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This was presented at An Introduction to the Taxation of Intellectual Property in Australia .

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Different forms of intellectual property created by statute

Author(s):  James (Jim) COOPER

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Different forms of intellectual property and allied rights not created by statute

Author(s):  Bruce GORDON

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Tax consequences of disposing of intellectual property

Author(s):  Daniel SYDES

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Tax consequences of exploiting intellectual property (either acquired or created) - Treatment of proceeds

Author(s):  David J WILLIAMS

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Potential deductions arising from creating or exploiting intellectual property

Author(s):  Kate WALTERS

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Structuring ownership of intellectual property

Author(s):  Eddy MOUSSA

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Case study to consolidate the learning

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