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The Impact of Consolidation on the Tax Values of Assets

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Published on 15 Feb 01 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper looks at the treatment of assets on joining, forming or leaving a consolidated group.

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David Watkins CTA
David Watkins, CTA, has over 35 years experience in corporate income tax at KPMG, Deloitte and Gilbert + Tobin. Particular areas of interest are global and Australian tax policy, consultations and submissions associated with new and emerging tax law, international tax and double tax treaties. David has lived and worked in Malaysia, Singapore and New York. - Current at 20 March 2026
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A Background to the New Consolidation Regime

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Consolidation: Overview

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Bringing Losses into a Consolidated Group on Joining

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How to Utilise Losses Within a Consolidated Group

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The Impact of Consolidation on the Tax Values of Assets

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International Aspects of Consolidations

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