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GST and stamp duty sale and purchase of farm land because things have changed! presentation

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Published on 23 Mar 18 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • GST legislative scheme and policy
  • GST and real property
  • case study.

Author profile

Michael Evans
Photo of author, Michael EVANS Michael Evans is in his 47th year of working in the Australian taxation system. His current roles include: • a Senior Fellow of University of Melbourne where he conducts a GST principles subject in the University’s Masters level tax courses; and • a member of the design and examinations panel of the Taxation Institute’s CTA3 panel; • The General Editor of the Australian GST journal. Over recent years, has provided advice and assistance on the design and legislation of indirect taxation systems, for: • The Australian and State Treasuries; • The International Taxation and Investment Centre’s missions in Myanmar; and • The Canadian Ministry of Finance - Current at 26 April 2017
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