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What happens where the intended use of property changes? paper

Published on 03 Jun 21 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers both the direct and indirect tax consequences arising from the change of intention.

Author profiles

Rachel O'Donnell CTA
Rachel O’Donnell, CTA of of O'Donnell Tax Law, specialises in duties and land tax across all Australian states and territories, new state property taxes (such as the Victorian windfall gains tax and commercial and industrial property tax) and GST. Rachel has significant experience advising large listed and unlisted corporates, high net worth individuals and small to medium enterprises. With 20 years of experience advising on tax law, she has a broad range and depth of experiences and is very familiar with the operation and technicalities of the GST and various state and territory tax regimes, which are constantly evolving. Rachel’s clients have included major international and national companies / trusts / groups in the property development, property funds management, infrastructure, superannuation, and retirement living / aged care industries, as well as high net wealth family groups. - Current at 25 November 2024
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Adam Dimac
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