Monthly article archives: October 2011

Posted on 29th October, 2011 in Capital Gains Tax, Taxation.

Small Business CGT Concessions and Assets Test

If your client is a small business entity and their turnover is less than $2m then you do not need to consider the maximum net asset value test.  However if they do not meet the definition of a small business entity then they must satisfy the maximum net asset value test which is currently $6 [...]

Posted on 26th October, 2011 in Capital Gains Tax, Property Investing.

Capital Allowances and Impact on Capital Gains Tax

Many people ask how capital allowances impact on the calculation of the capital gain when disposing of a property.  Capital allowances are covered by Division 43 of the Tax Act.  Effectively this allows someone to claim a write-off for the building construction costs over a period of time. If a taxpayer is selling an investment [...]

Posted on 26th October, 2011 in International Tax.

Managing Your Clients Transfer Pricing Actions and Risk in Australia

Omega Partners offers a range of transfer pricing services that can be delivered separately or in combination to achieve the most appropriate solution for your organisation. Risk Assessment A transfer pricing risk assessment “red flags” transfer pricing risks and opportunities. You will be better informed so that you can prioritise and remove the identified risks, [...]

Posted on 10th October, 2011 in Capital Gains Tax.

What is the Market Value for CGT Small Business Concessions ?

Syttadel Holdings Pty Ltd sold a CGT asset, the Spinnaker Sound marina at Sandstone Point, in August 2006 for $8.9 million. Syttadel had acquired the asset, comprising land, buildings, marina berths, goodwill and plant and equipment, in June 1996 for $1.675 million. The venture was not initially profitable but by 2006 its net profit was [...]