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Foreign investment in Australian real estate presentation

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Published on 05 Sep 19 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • setting the scene – who is a non-resident investor for tax purposes and how does this differ from other contexts such as FIRB;
  • who can purchase Australian real estate, including the relevant investment thresholds applicable to different types of real estate investments
  • the Australian taxation consequences and structuring considerations for non-resident investors acquiring, owning, and selling Australian real estate
  • recent MIT and Duty legislative changes relevant to property investments by non-residents.

 

Author profiles

Matthew Ervin
Matt Ervin is a Deal Advisory Tax Partner with KPMG Australia and a trusted M&A Tax advisor on some of the most significant transactions in the Australian market. He is also KPMG’s ASPAC regional leader for M&A Tax. Matt specialises in alternative investments, with a particular focus on advising private capital on investments in the infrastructure and real asset sectors. His infrastructure experience spans privatisations, secondary transactions, PPPs and renewables. - Current at 31 May 2023
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Scott Farrell ATI
Scott is a Tax Partner at KPMG in the Deal Advisory Tax Group. Scott has had in excess of 30 years’ experience in advising both domestic and international clients on investments into Australian real estate assets and developments across various sectors including office and commercial property, residential developments, hotels and social housing. - Current at 16 October 2019
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