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You've got the land, now what happens? Tips and traps in the development process paper

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Published on 29 Aug 12 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper uses a case study to consider issues involved in small lot subdivisions including:

  • tips and tricks with the main residence CGT exemption
  • issues with demolition of premises
  • land tax issues
  • subdivisions
  • land swaps
  • partnership and joint venture issues.

Author profile

Hung Tran
Hung is a partner in BDO’s Brisbane Private Clients division and heads their property and construction sector. He has over ten years experience in providing business and taxation advice to a diverse range of clients from high wealth individuals to large privately owned companies. In addition he provides ongoing management and taxation advice to businesses, and is also involved with business structuring and succession planning. Hung works with a wide range of clients in different industries. These include the food and beverage industry, health and legal professions, property development, the building and construction industry, property management, and service organisations. - Current at 29 August 2012

 

This was presented at Queensland Annual Property Day 2012 .

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You've got the land, now what happens? Tips and traps in the development process

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Restructures involving property

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