Following 18 months of co-operative work, the ATO has agreed to assess GST on the net actual sale price of a village rather than the value of the village plus the value of the residents loans being assumed by the ingoing purchaser (the gross basis). The net basis will be valid for developers that rely on ATO Ruling 2004/9. The savings to the industry will be significant. Lachlan Wolfers of KPMG and Geoff Mann of Blake Dawson assisted the RVA in the negotiated outcome. Members of the RVA will be briefed on the benefits.


RIP: We are seeing the death of the family-run aged care operator
It feels like I am writing an obituary to family-run aged care facilities. Once the backbone of the sector, multi-generation operators are now selling out at a pace not seen before. The sell-off is accelerating, with three landmark deals in just two...
