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Alternative assets insights: Continuing the build-to-rent conversation in Australia

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Published on 01 Nov 20 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

Recently enacted NSW tax-related measures should remove some barriers to build-to-rent developments in Australia and may invigorate the conversation for reforms to increase the viability of this asset class.

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Nicholas Rogaris
Nick Rogaris, is a Director at PwC in the Tax and Legal services practice with extensive tax advisory, compliance and transaction experience in the Australian real estate industry. Nick brings over 14 years’ experience in the Australian real estate, infrastructure and corporate tax industry, with particular expertise in inbound Australian real estate investment (Managed Investment Trust (MIT) & non-MIT structures), stapled structures, retirement living, advice and assistance in the areas of structuring and taxation due diligence and advice across a broad range of real estate transactions. Nick is also involved with lobbying efforts on behalf of PwC, including preparation of PwC submissions relating to the Treasury's consultation on stapled structures and the Privatisation and Infrastructure - Australian Federal Tax Framework. - Current at 25 September 2024
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Angeline Young
Angeline is a Senior Manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers - Current at 25 October 2017
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