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Dealing with real property in non-ideal structures presentation

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Published on 21 Feb 14 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • considerations where a new client holds real property in “non-ideal” structures:
  • existing structures
  • deceased estates.

Author profile

Richard Bowden CTA
Richard is a Tax and Business Services Director at Accru Harris Orchard where he is responsible for advising on most income tax, CGT and GST issues that are typically encountered by SMEs and family businesses. Richard is a Chartered Tax Advisor and is a member of the Tax Institute’s Technical and Roundtable committees. - Current at 23 July 2019
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This was presented at 7th Annual SA property day .

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Dealing with real property in non-ideal structures

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