Australian CGT handbook 2021-22
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Author
Contributions
- Kayis-Kumar, Ann, author - Contributor
- Russell, Tim, author - Contributor
Publication
2021 - Thomson Reuters, Pyrmont, NSW, New South Wales
Language
English
Word Count
263,750 words, Guess
Page Count
1,055 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100864697333
- ISBN-139780864697332
- OCLC Control Number1285081093
- Open LibraryOL43740746M
Classifications
- DDC343.9405245
- LCCKU2858 .E93 2021
Alternate Titles
- Australian capital gains tax handbook 2021-22
Description
Authored by Chris Evans, Ann Kayis-Kumar and Tim Russell, the Australian CGT Handbook 2021-22 continues to be a well-respected capital gains tax guide, offering a comprehensive coverage of the Australian capital gains tax provisions, together with realistic examples, crucial practical tips and warnings. Practitioners will benefit from the publication's accessible style when advising clients on the most common and complex CGT problems and helping them make sense of the provisions in a practical and relevant manner. Current to 30 June 2021, the Australian CGT Handbook 2021-22 is the definitive guide to the CGT provisions as they operate in Australia. What's new since the last edition?: * Full coverage of the legislation, now enacted, that removes the entitlement to the main residence exemption for foreign residents and modifies the principal asset test in relation to taxable Australian real property; * Enhanced commentary on the application of the main residence exemption for Australian residents in the context of the increased need to work from home in the light of the COVID-19 lockdown; * The latest updates on other legislative changes, cases and ATO rulings affecting CGT; * New ATO guidance on data matching initiatives and an up to date analysis of the CGT compliance focus of the ATO Commentary on recent cases involving CGT, including the Greensill case.
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