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Published on 29 Aug 12

Given the current demand and supply of commercial premises and the state of the economy generally, lease incentives are becoming more and more common. It is therefore timely to revisit issues arising for both lessors and lessees, such as:

  • Cooling’s case – is it still good law?
  • fitout – who owns it? Who is entitled to depreciation on it?
  • tips and traps
  • GST related issues.

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Damian O'Connor CTA
Damian is the Managing Principal of the specialist taxation firm Tax + Law. He has more than 40 years experience in tax and commercial and family legal issues in Brisbane and Melbourne. His experience includes 23 years with the Australian Taxation Office and as a tax partner of a national law firm. He is a regular presenter for The Tax Institute, professional development providers, professional associations and universities. - Current at 12 April 2017
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This was presented at Queensland Annual Property Day 2012 .

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Individual sessions

Selling off the developer

Author(s):  David STITT

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You've got the land, now what happens? Tips and traps in the development process

Author(s):  Hung TRAN

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The nuts and bolts of property in super

Author(s):  Dennis EAGLES

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Leasing issues

Author(s):  Damian O'CONNOR

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Restructures involving property

Author(s):  Duncan Bedford

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GST and other indirect taxes - Possible new directions in keeping up with the Southern states

Author(s):  Justin BYRNE

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