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Asset rules

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Published on 16 Apr 02 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This powerpoint presentation discusses asset rules in relation to consolidation, with a focus on: how to calculate new asset tax values, when to stick with existing tax values, when to opt to new asset tax values.

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Trevor Hughes
Trevor is an Ernst and Young Tax Partner with 20 years corporate and international tax experience. Trevor's experience includes assisting multinational companies in structuring their investments into and out of Australia in a tax efficient manner, from both an Australian and foreign company location perspective. Trevor has also been heavily involved in assisting his clients with understanding and implementing the many tax reform changes introduced over the last five years, including planning for, and implementing the tax consolidations regime. - Current at 29 March 2005
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This was presented at Consolidations: Navigating the Detail .

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Consolidations: introduction and overview

Author(s):  Tony STOLAREK

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Asset rules

Author(s):  Trevor R HUGHES

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Transferring losses

Author(s):  Peter MURRAY

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Using losses in a consolidated group

Author(s):  Jeff May

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Foreign issues

Author(s):  Damien L LOCKIE

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Dealing with the pre-consolidations period

Author(s):  Grant CATHRO

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Accounting implications

Author(s):  Duncan R C BAXTER

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