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Non-commercial losses: The Commissioner’s discretion – Fact or fiction paper

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Published on 29 Aug 11 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • application of NCL rules
  • Commissioner’s discretion
  • case studies.

Author profiles

Mervyn Burton
Merv is a Director, Corporate Tax in KPMG’s Tax Division in Adelaide. Merv joined KPMG in 1999 prior to which he held senior positions within several technical areas of the ATO during a 15 year career. Merv provides tax advice on all areas of income tax including high net worth individuals, corporate tax, due diligence advice on sales and acquisitions (including structuring advice), international tax advice, capital gains tax and financing structures. - Current at 02 August 2011
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Brad Hooper
Brad works for KPMG. - Current at 01 July 2014

 

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