22 Oct, 2018

In this episode of Tax Yak, host Robyn Jacobson yaks with Webb Martin Consulting Director Graeme Prowse about some recent cases.

They discuss the recent Full Federal Court decision in Aussiegolfa, which considered the operation of the in-house asset rules and the sole purpose test for a self managed fund which had an interest in a trust that held a property which housed the SMSF member’s daughter. So were they successful?

Then they consider the implications of the Full Federal Court’s decision in Sharpcan which considered yet again the revenue–capital dichotomy.

Finally, there continues to be uncertainty around the operation of s. 100A, and what is an ’ordinary family or commercial dealing’. Find out where this is at.

Host: Robyn Jacobson

Guest: Graeme Prowse

Recorded: 19 October 2018

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Tax Yak – Episode 5: Catching up on cases

22 Oct, 2018

In this episode of Tax Yak, host Robyn Jacobson yaks with Webb Martin Consulting Director Graeme Prowse about some recent cases.

They discuss the recent Full Federal Court decision in Aussiegolfa, which considered the operation of the in-house asset rules and the sole purpose test for a self managed fund which had an interest in a trust that held a property which housed the SMSF member’s daughter. So were they successful?

Then they consider the implications of the Full Federal Court’s decision in Sharpcan which considered yet again the revenue–capital dichotomy.

Finally, there continues to be uncertainty around the operation of s. 100A, and what is an ’ordinary family or commercial dealing’. Find out where this is at.

Host: Robyn Jacobson

Guest: Graeme Prowse

Recorded: 19 October 2018