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The changing landscape for the not-for-profit sector: The implications of the Word Investments case paper

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Published on 18 Mar 09 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers the implications of the Word Investments case. in particular:

  • background
  • analysis of the facts
  • reasoning and decisions of the case
  • practical implications of the case
  • case studies of activities and structures
  • what can be expected.

Author profile

William Marryat
Will Marryat, CTA, is a Partner at Cosoff Cudmore Knox and is a highly experienced and well-regarded commercial and taxation lawyer. He has advised clients in a range of industries and businesses concerning all areas of revenue and taxation. Experienced in dealing with revenue authorities in relation to recovery actions, Will has acted in taxation disputes including the recent Part IVA Federal Court matter of Futuris Corporation Limited v Commissioner of Taxation. He is a regular presenter for and contributor to The Tax Institute. - Current at 16 May 2014
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