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Goodwill and Taxation Isssues presentation

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Published on 23 Nov 07 by THE TAX INSTITUTE

Goodwill is the asset used in business each and everyday and which the expanding enterprise ultimately expects to cash out at a premium (whether by a trade sale, float or management buyout). Tax reduces the value available to the business owners and must be understood and controlled. Confusion often exists between value attributable to goodwill and other assets (generally IP). This presentation deals with:

  • Identifying goodwill - what is it legally?
  • The source of goodwill in intangible assets such as licences, trademark and designs
  • Goodwill - CGT and Division 40
  • The fiction and consequences of goodwill licensing )Just Jeans issues)
  • Franchisee's goodwill and what happens when the franchise ends?
  • Goodwill - know-how and show-how; the differences and CGT consequences

Author profile

Prof Michael Walpole CTA
Prof Michael Walpole is a Professor of Taxation Law in the School of Accounting, Auditing and Taxation (including Atax) at UNSW Business School. Prior to academic life, Michael was variously a Tax Consultant with Ernst & Young, and was in private practice as a legal practitioner. Michael has authored and co-authored several books, including Proposals for the Reform of the Taxation of Goodwill, Understanding Taxation Law, and Compliance Cost Control. Michael has also written and presented many papers on his research topics to practitioner and academic audiences in Australia and overseas. He is the editor of the Australian Tax Forum and is an International Research Fellow at the Oxford University Centre for Business Tax in the Said Business School, University of Oxford. He has been a visiting Professor at the OECD’s Centre for Tax Policy and Administration and remains involved in its work on GST/VAT. - Current at 21 December 2020
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This was presented at 15th National Tax Intensive Retreat: Growing Pains - Expanding Family Businesses .

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Individual sessions

The endgame - extracting value - the tax issues

Author(s):  Peter J MCKNOULTY

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Financing the growing business - the taxation issues

Author(s):  Geoffrey DUNN

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Capital raising for the growing business

Author(s):  Jenny HUTSON

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Goodwill and taxation issues

Author(s):  Michael WALPOLE

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Intellectual property and taxation

Author(s):  Teresa DYSON

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Rewarding and retaining key personnel of the growing business

Author(s):  Peter GODBER

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Structuring and restructuring the growing business

Author(s):  Greg TRAVERS

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