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Part IVA and private business advisers

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Published on 01 Jul 14 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

This article aims to provide a practical understanding of how Pt IVA would have application to an arrangement, and a path to explain Pt IVA to would-be adversaries as well as clients. The article sets out to clarify that, despite a taxpayer’s subjective purpose, purpose as referenced in Pt IVA is unrelated and does not take into consideration the client’s subjective purposes or any other. For advisers, there needs to be an alignment between the two so that the adviser can comfortably address Pt IVA when advising clients.

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John Ioannou CTA
John Ioannou, CTA was admitted as a Solicitor in 2002, is a Principal Lawyer at Macpherson Kelley and leads the national tax practice. He has experience in the areas of tax structuring, tax disputes and commercial transactions. John has a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Laws and a Masters of Law. John is currently serving as the QLD representative on the Tax Institute's National Council. - Current at 15 December 2025
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