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GST and income tax paper

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Published on 05 Sep 08 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • CGT comparisons: earnouts, rental guarantees
  • income tax deductibility (esp. deemed supplies/Div 72)
  • timing rules (invoices, sales).

Author profile

Peter Green
Peter Green FTIA is a Partner at the Sydney office of Mallesons Stephen Jaques. Peter specialises in revenue law, including income tax, capital gains tax, stamp duty Australia-wide and GST. Peter is the joint author of the third edition of Principles of Income Taxation. - Current at 06 May 2009
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This was presented at 2008 National GST Intensive .

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Where are we with GST – Black letter or the practical business tax?

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Experiences in getting to the High Court

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Retail GST – The simple tax

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Commercial residential premises and residential premises case studies

Author(s):  Gina LAZANAS,  Fletch HEINEMANN

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GST and income tax

Author(s):  Peter GREEN

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Financial supplies and apportionment - A practical approach

Author(s):  Jeff BARCHAM

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Trusts

Author(s):  Michael B EVANS

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Review of the legal framework for the administration of the GST

Author(s):  Eric MAYNE

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