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

Please note Stephen Heath & Harry Patsias presentations have been combined into one powerpoint presentation.

This presentation covers:

SIS legislation:
- prohibited acquisitions
- in house assets
- arms length dealings
primary production leases:
- demarcation between landlord & tenant
succession:
- cash flow
- death
game changer – MAY 2006 federal budget
transactional issues
why do it in an SMSF?
commercial considerations.

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Stephen HEATH

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Exit Strategies - 07-June-2001
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Harry PATSIAS

Harry is a Senior Associate with Wallmans Lawyers
Current at 7 April 2008

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