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Income tax implications for one-off property developers paper

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Published on 01 Mar 07 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • capital vs revenue distinction - a practical analysis
  • CGT exposure for developments involving principal residence
  • intergenerational transfers
  • whether to develop or sell the backyard or farm.

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Rami Brass CTA
Rami is a Senior Tax Services Partner in RSM Australia, Perth office. He has over thirty years’ experience in providing taxation advice and specialist tax consulting services. Rami joined RSM in 1994 and was admitted into the partnership in 1995. Currently, Rami is responsible for all the taxation compliance and advisory services for RSM’s major clients. He has been involved and provided advice to clients on corporate restructure, demergers and capital raisings giving him an insight into the pitfalls and issues of corporate restructures. Rami is a regular speaker and has presented numerous papers to industry and professional associations. - Current at 08 January 2018
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Small land development tax issues - GST and stamp duty

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