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Government contributions to capital projects and their tax implications paper

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Published on 28 May 15 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • direct subsidies and grants
  • concessional loans
  • government equity
  • assessable contributions and assessable recoupments.

Author profiles

Mark Edmonds
Mark is a Partner at PwC, with Australian and international tax experience in the infrastructure, property, private equity and financial services industries. Mark rejoined PwC in 2012, following nearly five years with Australian listed company Challenger Limited, as Director of Structuring & Solutions. - Current at 19 September 2016
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Shashi Sivayoganathan
Shashi Sivayoganathan, CTA, is a Partner at Deloitte Lawyers and has over 15 years of tax experience, specialising in infrastructure, merger and acquisitions, privatisations, tax-based financing and consolidations. Shashi has significant experience in public/private investment in infrastructure and greenfield infrastructure projects. In addition to his experience in infrastructure, Shashi also has extensive experience in tax audits and tax litigation. - Current at 07 March 2016
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Arash Azimi
Arash is a Senior Consultant at PwC. - Current at 13 February 2013
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