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Indirect tax issues on buying and selling businesses paper

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Published on 24 Jul 08 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • GST and stamp duty applicable to earn-out arrangements
  • GST and going concern exemption
  • financial supplies and claiming input tax credits on acquisitions
  • stamp duty tricks and traps
  • mortgage duty.

Author profile

Andrew Spalding
Andrew Spalding, FTIA, is a Partner in the Tax Group at Norton Rose. Andrew advises a wide range of clients including privately held and publicly listed entities, accounting intermediaries, charitable and not-for-profit organisations and high net worth individuals on all aspects of tax and revenue law. In addition to advising on income tax, GST and FBT matters, Andrew has a particular specialisation in both employee share schemes and the stamp duty implications of business and property transactions across all Australian jurisdictions. - Current at 27 July 2011
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This was presented at Reviewing Earn-Outs and other Practical Issues when Buying and Selling Businesses .

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Indirect tax issues on buying and selling businesses

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