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Property in Practice

Published on 05 Sep 2018 | Took place at Dexus Place, Sydney, NSW

This event had an emphasis on the practical application of current legal regulations. It brought together specialists from different areas of taxation to discuss the issues and problems, and to offer practical solutions.

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Individual sessions

Economic update

Author(s):  Tim Grosmann

This presentation covers:

  • current state of the market
  • residential market snapshot
  • commercial market snapshot
  • net additions (rolling 12 months)
  • rental growth in office markets
  • the Governments contribution
  • the impact on suburban markets
  • new major developments Sydney.
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Inbound investment into Australian real estate – A bird’s eye view

Author(s):  Amir Aghdaei

This paper covers:

  • the tax and regulatory framework
  • considerations for foreign investment.
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Real issues and real opportunities

Author(s):  Jonathan Ackerman

This presentation covers:

  • summary of the new rules
  • how does the new regime work in practice?
  • issues of concern.
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Superannuation – Property: Self-managed super-strategies & investment structures for purchasing business real property

Author(s):  Peter BOBBIN

This presentation covers:

  • why the original 1966 rule that banned it no longer applies but is
  • nevertheless critical to address;
  • is direct best or indirect? and what are options?
  • how multiple SMSF's can JV?
  • there is always a devil but in what detail?
  • gnarly NALI issues to manage.
  • how to borrow and develop.
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How will I be taxed? “Capital” v “revenue” & related issues

Author(s):  Scott McGill

This paper covers:

  • assumed knowledge
  • practical examples
  • revisit the lay of the land in the revenue v capital distinction
  • the distinction between revenue & capital.
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