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GST & property paper

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Published on 30 Apr 09 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • the current planning landscape following recent changes to the GST law affecting property
  • the Federal Court's decision in Brady King (No 2) and how it impacts on margin scheme valuations
  • property changes of use - implications and opportunities
  • GST and social housing
  • ATO audit program and technical product update.

Author profile

Jeffrey Pfaff ATI
Jeff Pfaff is a Partner in PwC's Tax and Legal Services Group and leads the firm’s Indirect Tax Practice in Brisbane. He has specialised in GST since 1999 and advises on the entire spectrum of managing its commercial, technical and administrative challenges. His client list ranges from small businesses to some of Australia’s largest public and private companies. Prior to joining PwC, he was employed by the ATO where he had various responsibilities at a national level for the strategic management of GST technical and compliance issues. In particular, these issues included managing compliance risks in the property sector and the application of the GST general anti-avoidance rules. He also led some of the Commissioner’s largest and most complex GST audits. - Current at 08 December 2023
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