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Stamp Duty: some recent developments seminar paper

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Published on 19 Aug 04 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers the following:
- substitution of nominee purchasers - current SRO interpretation and review of recent decisions including Politis
- new general anti-avoidance rule
- misleading information - responsibilities of the adviser, responsibilities of your clients and responsibilities of third parties involved.

Author profile

Michael Bearman CTA
Michael Bearman, CTA, has 35 years’ experience representing clients in taxation matters. He is a Chartered Tax Advisor and has sat on numerous Tax Institute committees over many years. He has been consistently ranked by Doyles Guide as Melbourne’s one of Melbourne’s pre-eminent taxation barristers since 2016. A regular speaker and writer, Michael’s most recent publications are Taxing matters: Judgments and settlements, Victorian Bar News, Issue 166 (2020) and Fifty shades of Greig: the spectrum of taxpayers in share trading, with P Klank, Taxation in Australia, (2020) Vol. 50(5). - Current at 21 May 2024
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