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1 Tax Reform Affecting Investors
Presented to the members of the Australian Investors Association 14 June 2001

2 Tax Reform Affecting Investors
Today’s Topics Tax Reform Affecting Investors Income Tax / PAYG Capital Gains Tax Dividends Growth vs Income GST Brett Wignall CA Exit

3 Income Tax Next Next Back Overview Overview

4 Reduced Tax Rates Next Back Overview

5 Reduced Tax Rates Next Back Overview

6 Pay As You Go Next Back Overview

7 Pay As You Go Next Back Overview

8 Pay As You Go Next Back Overview

9 Pay As You Go Next Back Overview

10 Pay As You Go Back Overview

11 Capital Gains Tax Next Overview

12 Capital Gains Tax Next Back Overview

13 Capital Gains Tax Next Back Overview

14 Capital Gains Tax Next Back Overview

15 Capital Gains Tax Next Back Overview

16 Capital Gains Tax Back Overview

17 Dividends Next Overview

18 How will refunds be calculated ?
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19 Implications for Individuals
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20 Low income earner holding shares
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21 Low income earner holding shares
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22 Low income earner holding shares
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23 Low income earner holding shares
Back Overview

24 Growth vs Income Assets
Overview

25 Good and Services Tax Next

26 Thanks. Overview

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