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The capital/revenue distinction in financial services presentation

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Published on 05 Feb 20 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • origins
  • test
  • when is a gain income?
  • financial services businesses
  • consolidation.

Author profile

Eugene Wheelahan KC FTI
Eugene Wheelahan KC, FTI, practices principally in tax law. He has appeared for both taxpayers and the Commissioner of Taxation in leading cases in the High Court and Federal Court, including, most recently, the Minerva, Mylan, Ausnet and PepsiCo cases. Eugene has a Master of Tax from the University of Melbourne where he is a Senior Fellow of the Law Faculty, lecturing in the subject Tax Litigation. - Current at 04 June 2025
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