ITAA 1997 s 104-35

Miscellaneous taxes: application of the income tax and GST laws to immediate transfer farm-out arrangements

Miscellaneous taxes: application of the income tax and GST laws to deferred transfer farm-out arrangements

Income tax: capital gains: does CGT event D1 in section 104-35 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 happen if you receive money or property for withdrawing an objection against a proposed land development?

Income tax: capital gains: can you acquire a contractual or other legal or equitable right even though there may be no tax consequences for the entity creating the right?

Income tax: capital gains: does CGT event D1 happen if a taxpayer grants an easement, profit a prendre or licence over an asset?

Income tax: conversion of shares and variation in rights: Golden Circle Limited

Income tax: demutualisation of the IOR Friendly Society Limited

Income tax: CDS Technologies Limited - return of capital to shareholders

Income tax: return of capital Multiplex Acumen Vale Syndicate Limited

Income tax: return of capital: Energy Technologies Ltd (EGY)

Income tax: proposed return of capital: Murchison Metals Ltd

Income tax: Victorian Department of Sustainability and Environment - Bushbroker Scheme (Method 1)

Income tax: demerger of OMI Holdings Limited by Donaco International Limited

Income tax: return of capital: Ambre Energy Limited

Income tax: Service Stream Limited - return of capital and share consolidation

Capital gains tax - creation of contractual rights where a club acquires the assets and liabilities of another club (in liquidation)

Capital gains: capital proceeds arising from the grant of a licence to use premises

Capital allowances: granting a right of use - other than a taxable purpose

Income tax: capital gains: does CGT event D1 in section 104-35 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 happen if you receive money or property for withdrawing an objection against a proposed land development?

Income tax: capital gains: can you acquire a contractual or other legal or equitable right even though there may be no tax consequences for the entity creating the right?