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Primary production topical tax issues presentation

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

This presenation covers:

  • primary production averaging and FMDs
  • streaming primary production income
  • corporate beneficiaries
  • TFN reporting requirements
  • use of assets owned by a private company
  • wine equalisation tax
  • carbon tax
  • budget 2011.

Author profile

Paul Holman CTA
Paul is a Partner at Deloitte Private and specialises in helping clients understand and comply with accounting, taxation and other legislation requirements relevant to their businesses. Paul has a particular interest in the agribusiness sector. Having grown up on Eyre Peninsula and currently managing a property at Bordertown, Paul has a wealth of knowledge and experience unique to this particular industry. - Current at 02 August 2011

 

This was presented at Primary Production - Topical Tax Issues, Superannuation and More .

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