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Non-commercial losses: The Commissioner's discretion - Fact or fiction presentation

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Published on 29 Aug 11 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • application of non-commercial Loss ("NCL") rules
  • Commissioner's discretion:
    • special circumstances
    • lead-time
  • case study – Consideration of Commissioner's discretion
  • applying for Commissioner's discretion
  • NCL rulings.

Author profile

Merv BURTON
Merv Burton FTIA is Director, Corgfsdkhgfjosdf porate Tax at KPMG. Merv deals mainly with providing specialised advice on corporate taxation issues for medium to large corporate groups. Merv provides tax advice on all areas of income tax including due diligence advice on sales and acquisitions (including Structuring advice), international tax advice, capital gains tax and financing structures. Merv also deals with ATO audits and dispute resolution as well as obtaining product ruling and private binding rulings from the ATO.
Current at 20 August 2008
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