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GST and property transactions paper

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Published on 22 Sep 11 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • going concerns and Aurora Developments
  • transitional time of supply rules for real property (central equity)
  • residential premises and commercial residential premises
  • margin scheme
  • retirement villages.

Author profiles

Melanie Baker KC CTA
Melanie Baker KC, CTA, is a Barrister at the Victorian Bar who specialises in tax and administrative law. As a barrister, Melanie regularly advises, and appears on behalf of, taxpayers and the Commissioner of Taxation. In recent years, she appeared in the transfer pricing case Glencore and the anti-avoidance cases, BBlood Enterprises and Minerva. Melanie is also a Senior Fellow of the University of Melbourne where she co-lectures the post-graduate law subject, ‘Tax Litigation’. - Current at 09 August 2023
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Craig Whatman CTA
Craig is a Partner in the Tax Advisory Group of Pitcher Partners Melbourne. Craig leads the Pitcher Partners Transaction Taxes team, which advises on GST, duty and land tax. Craig has more than 25 years’ experience advising clients in a variety of industries in both Australia and New Zealand. He is a member of the Victorian State Revenue Office’s State Taxes Consultative Council and is the current chair of the Property Council’s Victorian Tax Committee, which makes representations to government and the State Revenue Office on state taxes issues, including the proposed Windfall Gains Tax. - Current at 30 August 2021
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GST and property transactions

Author(s):  Melanie BAKER,  Craig WHATMAN

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