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Land - The core duty base for the future paper

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Published on 20 Mar 12 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • continuing importance of land
  • distinguishing between land and non-land
  • matters informing the value of land
  • The expansion continues - Changes to the duties treatment of mining tenements in Queensland.

Author profiles

Steven Hunwicks
Steven is a Lawyer with Ashurst. - Current at 06 February 2012
Steven Paterson
Steven is a Director in EY’s national indirect tax team based in Sydney. Steven has over 15 years experience in advising on Australia-wide indirect taxes and state taxes, with specific expertise in property development and major infrastructure projects. - Current at 20 March 2017
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