My Client the Divorcee - Minimising the tax liability on the division of property presentation

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Published on 16 Sep 03 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation includes:
- basics of property division in the Family Court
- basics of defacto property division on separation
- the court's approaches to dealing with uncrystallised tax liability
- super splitting
- taxes and stamp duty: liabilities and concessions on transfer of property, including CGT (especially rollovers), income tax (including Div 7A, trust problems, indemnities for paying tax), GST and stamp duty (SA)
- other concerns.

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Arlene MACDONALD

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