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PPP tax structuring: Where are the flags? presentation

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Published on 25 May 17 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • standard form securitisation PPPs
  • investor loans to finance co
  • Taxpayer Alert 2017/1
  • student accommodation.

 

Author profiles

Minh Dao
Rhys Manley
Rhys Manley is a director in the ATO’s Law Advice and Resolution area and is an expert in the taxation of infrastructure, as well as in the taxation of financial arrangements. Rhys joined the ATO in November 2009 after working in the Australian Treasury’s Business Tax Division. - Current at 26 June 2019

 

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