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Income Tax and GST Implications When the Original Intention for Property Use Changes

Determining the income tax and GST implications for a property is not always straightforward. However, just when you consider you have the tax treatment down pat, complications can arise when the intention for the property’s use changes. This session looks at the issues that need
PRESENTED BY Edward Hennebry Senior Associate - Sladen Legal , Melbourne

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About the Podcast

Determining the income tax and GST implications for a property is not always straightforward. However, just when you consider you have the tax treatment down pat, complications can arise when the intention for the property’s use changes. This session looks at the issues that need to be considered, including:

  • Does a profit making purpose need to exist at the time of purchase for the subsequent sale to be on revenue account
  • Land on capital account that undergoes change of purpose to be part of a property development business? (TD 97/1, CGT event K4)
  • Property treated as trading stock that undergoes change of purpose to holding as a long term investment (Sec. 70-110 ITAA 1997)
  • What are changes in property use that can trigger GST?
  • GST implications if property held for a dual purpose (ie. renting and selling)? (GSTR 2009/4)
  • How are GST increasing or decreasing adjustments calculated?
  • Are there any time limits on making GST adjustments?
  • Practical examples

Presented By

Edward Hennebry
Senior Associate, Sladen Legal Melbourne, Vic

Edward works in the Business Law team at Sladen Legal, with a core focus on providing federal tax advice to small and medium businesses.

Edward commenced his career in the ATO’s Tax Counsel Network and Review and Dispute Resolution business lines. Since leaving the ATO, Edward has worked in a number of large accounting and national law firms, enabling him to diversify his knowledge of prevalent tax and commercial issues that affect private clients and family groups across a wide range of industries.

Edward has been listed in the “Ones to Watch” categories for Tax Law and Commercial Law the 2025 edition of The Best Lawyers® in Australia.

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0.5 CPD hours

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