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Tax Planning

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Published 16th May, 2008

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Synopsis


A common mistake is to believe that tax planning is optimised when every opportunity to reduce tax is taken. This is because some opportunities to reduce tax rely on strained interpretations of the law. Therefore, tax planning involves much more than taking the option that at first appears to result in lower tax costs. It involves objectively assessing and actively managing tax risk.

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  • Synopsis
  • Deferring Assessable Income; Maximising Deductions
  • Business, Companies and Trusts
  • CGT; Salary Sacrifice; Superannuation; Tax Investments

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