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Income Tax and Capital Gains Issues upon the winding up of Land Rich Companies presentation
Published on 31 Oct 03 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
Traditional farming enterprises often include a land rich company within the structure. This presentation summarises the income tax and capital gains tax issues upon the voluntary winding up of these companies, including the treatment of dividends and the impact of CGT small business concessions.
Author profile
Peter MANOLAS
Peter holds a business degree, a Master of Taxation law degree, a Diploma in Agriculture, and is a Partner with the firm, AMD Chartered Accountants in Bunbury, which is the largest non metro practice in WA. In practising in the area of tax consulting, Peter deals with a number of industries including primary producers and he hails from a farming family.Current at 25 September 2003
This was presented at Primary Concerns .
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Restructuring Primary Production Enterprises
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Transferring Primary Production Assets - Stamp Duty and GST
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Tax Treatments of the Sale of Grain
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Tax Issues Exclusive to Primary Producers
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Winding Up of Land Rich Companies
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