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Evaluate the taxation impact of the alternative techniques seminar paper

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Published on 26 Oct 04 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper focuses on the key taxation issues arising from a business restructure, including:
- CGT consequences (cost base, 50% CGT discount, small business concessions)
- capital allowances (intellectual property, plant and equipment)
- trading stock
- tax losses
- family trust elections/interposed entity elections
- Division 7A
- GST
- stamp duty.

Author profiles

Yvette Pietsch CTA
Yvette Pietsch FTIA is a Partner in the Taxation Consulting and Business Advisory Groups at Pitcher Partners NSW. Yvette provides taxation advice to large privately held corporations, high net worth individuals, small to medium sized businesses and investors. Yvette joined Pitcher Partners NSW in 1997 and was admitted to the partnership in 2000. - Current at 20 May 2008
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David Kent CTA
David is a director of Cummings Flavel McCormack. - Current at 13 September 2011
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This was presented at Roadmap to Business Restructures .

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Asset Protection and Succession Planning

Author(s):  Michael LHUEDE

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Instructing your solicitor on restructure techniques

Author(s):  William KHONG

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Overview of business restructure techniques

Author(s):  Michael JONES

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Evaluating the Taxation Impact of the Alternative Techniques

Author(s):  David KENT

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