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CGT small business concessions presentation

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Published on 15 Sep 06 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Two press releases issued by the Treasurer as part of the May Federal Budget (Nos. 038 and 039) propose some important changes to the CGT Small Business concessions, which will significantly expand their scope. Paul Ingram, on behalf of the Taxation Institute, has been heavily involved in the consultation process relating to these amendments. This presentation examines the proposed changes.

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Paul Ingram CTA
Paul is a Senior Legal Counsel at Minter Ellison and practises in all areas of taxation law, with a particular focus on CGT, business structures, GST and stamp duty. Paul is a member of the Institute's SA Technical Resource Committee, and represents that committee on RevenueSA's SA State Taxes Liaison Group. He is also a member of the Institute's national Not-for-profit Technical Committee, and an active member of the Taxation Committee of the Law Council of Australia. - Current at 03 December 2020
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