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Tax consequences of exploiting intellectual property (either acquired or created) - Treatment of proceeds paper

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Published on 12 Oct 10 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

treatment of exploitation proceeds
legally ineffective arrangements
taxation by assessment
the treatment of specific types of transactions
situations where IP is trading stock.

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David J WILLIAMS

David Williams FTIA is a Strategic Adviser in relation to taxation matters. He has been involved in taxation matters for over 30 years, the last six as a sole practitioner, and has been tracking the evolution of the AMLCTF legislation and its likely impact on service providers for the last three years. David is the author of Investigations by Administrative Agencies.
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