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WA stamp duty rewrite - landholder entities presentation

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Published on 21 Sep 07 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • what will change for companies and trusts holding land?
  • the impact of the 60% land rich test disappearing
  • how transactions between related entities will be treated differently.

Author profile

Graeme Cotterill
Graeme is an Executive Director of Ernst & Young and leads Ernst & Young's Perth stamp duty team. Graeme has worked as a tax lawyer for over 20 years, over 10 of those as Tax Partner of a major national law firm. Graeme has been an active member of The Tax Institute for many decades and is a former WA State Chairman. He has been closely involved with the review and development of stamp duty and other state tax legislation in Western Australia on behalf of the Institute. - Current at 01 January 2014
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