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ITCs in M&A, restructures and capital management presentation

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Published on 08 Sep 11 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • introduction:
    • basic principles governing ITC entitlements
  • issues creating uncertainty:
    • differing views between the ATO and industry
    • response - The M&A fact sheet
  • case study 1:
    • how would the M&A facts sheet apply in Belvedere?

Author profiles

Craig Milner CTA
Photo of author, Craig MILNER Craig is a Partner in the Allens Tax group, with more than 20 years of experience in providing tax advice. He is a lead taxation lawyer in transactions and projects for clients including in the funds, real estate, finance and energy sectors. He advises on mergers and acquisitions, group restructures, inbound and outbound investment and exit tax issues, fund creation and managed funds structures, property development structures, workouts and insolvency transactions, securitisation programmes and associated note issues, financing arrangements and general corporate tax issues. - Current at 15 August 2022
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Matthew Nicholls CTA
Matthew Nicholls, CTA, is an Executive Director at EY’S Adelaide Tax Practice specialising in Indirect Tax matters. Matthew has over 26 years’ experience working with tax. Matthew has worked for EY for over 12 years and specialises in providing technical advice, assisting with compliance issues and the implementation and use of data analytics for clients - Current at 22 January 2018
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