Tax
Australia
12 years ranked
Tax
Australia
12 years ranked
Provided by Hamilton Locke
Tax; Indirect tax; GST; Duties; Customs and excise; Payroll tax; Land tax; Property, Infrastructure; Investment structures; Financing, Windfall Gains Tax (WGT), Commercial and Industrial Property Tax (CIPT).
Providing advice on securitisation transactions to both banks and non-bank lenders.
Providing advice to an operator of an ‘investor directed portfolio service’, including obtaining a favourable GST private ruling.
Providing advice to an asset finance company concerning the GST treatment of aircraft and rolling stock leasing arrangements.
Acting for a foreign company in respect of a GST audit on sales of NFTs to Australian consumers.
Assisting a large property group apply for corporate reconstruction exemptions on the transfer of $1.3BN in real property assets.
Advising on the GST and transfer duty issues associated with debt factoring arrangements.
Advising on all indirect tax issues on a sale of chattel mortgages and lease receivable assets.
Assisting an ASX listed group to object to payroll tax assessments.
Assisting an ASX listed group object to land tax assessments and land valuations.
Assisting foreign owned corporations apply for foreign surcharge purchase duty and foreign surcharge land tax exemptions and / or ex gratia relief.
Advising on luxury car tax issues associated with the importation and sale of motor vehicles.
University of Sydney
Master of Laws
University of Tasmania
Bachelor of Commerce
University of Tasmania
Bachelor of Laws
Provided by Chambers
Matthew Cridland of Hamilton Locke is based in Sydney and is widely acknowledged in the market for his strengths both as a practitioner in, and as a leading commentator on, GST-related matters. He is also regularly instructed on a range of front-end indirect tax issues, as well as audits and disputes.
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