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Rural Tax Advanced 3 - Subdivision of Rural Land

A comprehensive series on advanced tax strategies for rural businesses and landowners.

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Rural Tax Advanced 3 - Subdivision of Rural Land

What You'll Learn

check_circleAppreciate the myriad of taxing provisions that might apply to any farm subdivision.
check_circleComfortably advise your clients on the issues.
check_circleRecognize situations where you might want to seek expert advice.
check_circleDevelop strategic tax plans to optimize financial outcomes in rural contexts.

About This Course

This course will fully review the tax issues that arise from the subdivision of rural land. This will include the use of differential values depending on land type.

As well, we will briefly remind ourselves of the GST issues that can arise on these subdivisions.

Suited to: 

This course will be suited to senior primary sector accountants

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TEO Training
TEO Training
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TEO Training provides practical learning experiences on primarily tax-related topics for accountants, lawyers and business advisors across New Zealand.

Jim Gordon
Jim Gordon

Director, Jim Gordon Tax Ltd

Jim Gordon FCA started preparing farm accounts in 1974. He has been involved with almost all of the primary sector tax reforms since 1986. Jim brings a wide range of both theoretical and practical experience to his presentations.

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