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From 1 July 2027, the proposed CGT rules introduce a deemed disposal mechanism, four new categories of capital gains, a new seven-step method statement, and the return of indexation in […]
If you have clients that are planning to purchase residential property through their SMSF via an LRBA, the window to act is closing quickly.
This article breaks down the legal test for identifying an ultimate holding company, and explains what you need to know about complex ownership structures and future reporting reforms.
From 1 July 2027, the proposed CGT rules introduce a deemed disposal mechanism, four new categories of capital gains, a new seven-step method statement, and the return of indexation in […]
If you have clients that are planning to purchase residential property through their SMSF via an LRBA, the window to act is closing quickly.
This article breaks down the legal test for identifying an ultimate holding company, and explains what you need to know about complex ownership structures and future reporting reforms.