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Nothing certain but “turnover” and taxes – tax consolidation for retirement living

Taxation in Australia | 1 Mar 08
 
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Published on 01 Mar 08 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

The consolidation of the retirement living industry in recent times has uncovered greater uncertainties in tax treatments for arrangements unique to this industry, especially where entities join a tax consolidated group. This paper highlights some of the uncertainties and inconsistencies in income tax treatment that may arise when acquiring a retirement living entity or business.

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Max Persson
Max is a real estate tax partner specialising in corporate and international tax. He has over 18 years of tax experience and works with a number of large multinational property groups, including stapled entities, as well as listed and unlisted funds and private groups. Max has a deep understanding of the taxation of direct property investments and the establishment of real estate fund structures for domestic and offshore investors. He also has significant experience in property development, construction and alternative real estate investments. Max is an active member of the Property Council of Australia’s Income Tax and International Tax Committee and Retirement Living Council, having been involved in lobbying on a number of key reform areas. - Current at 22 November 2017
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