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Financing and syndication paper

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Published on 18 Feb 11 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • popularity of property syndicates
  • bank funding – What to expect
  • legal issues
  • income tax
  • syndication risks to investors
  • structuring and financing issues.

 

Author profiles

Steven Simionato FTI
Steven is a Partner with Deloitte Private in Adelaide, a practice focussed exclusively on serving the needs of private business, high wealth individuals and family groups. Steve and has over 12 years experience in providing expertise and the best thinking in business advisory, strategy and planning, and taxation planning and compliance. Steve leads the Property and Real Estate Group in the Deloitte Adelaide office and is the Lead Partner for the Deloitte Foundation in Adelaide. - Current at 14 December 2010
Alessio Roscio
Alessio is a Client Manager at Deloitte Private. - Current at 14 December 2010

 

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Property market review

Author(s):  Phil Harris

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Financing and syndication

Author(s):  Steven Simionato,  Alessio Roscio

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Effective property structuring

Author(s):  Tim Murton,  Mathew Ciccarello

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SMSFs - Borrowing

Author(s):  Daniel JENKINSON

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Stamp duty & land tax

Author(s):  Tom Pledge,  Tom Walrut

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Revenue v capital? That is the question

Author(s):  Simon HOW

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Tax classification of property

Author(s):  Lisa SMITH

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