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We have all heard about capital growth in property in India in the past 10 years and wish we had our finger in the pie. The big questions which come to everyone mind is How to purchase... what to do first... how to transfer money to India... is everything legal... how to structure the deal and then the most important question, which property to buy?
Although we cannot answer that property will follow the past trend, but we can give you information on all the other remaining questions.
A seminar is organized where experts of two countries, Australia and India, are getting together to reveal the in down to earth practical steps required for an Australian NRI to purchase property in India.
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Opportunities for Investing in Property in India by NRIs and PIOs
By Sanjay Vasudeva CA (I) of S.C Vasudeva & Co. www.scvasudeva.com
The presentation would cover the process for acquisition and transfer of Immovable property in India by NRIs/PIOs and /or entities controlled by NRIs/PIOs as per the Rules and Regulations under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 (FEMA). This would include the conditions and compliances w.r.t. Acquisition and Transfer of Immovable property in India by NRIs/PIOs, Payment mode for purchase of such property, Repatriation of sale proceeds of residential/commercial property acquire, Renting out of such property by NRIs/PIOs etc.
The presentation would also cover the implications under the Income -tax Act, 1961 where any income arises either by way of leasing out or by way of transfer of such immovable property.
Sanjay is a regular speaker at seminars and conferences organised by the Regional Councils and other committees of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India on Auditing Standards, Accounting Standards and Corporate Law.
He writes Quarterly newsletter & tax updates covering topics on the economy, audit and accounting, tax and corporate law
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How to Tax Structure purchase of property in India
By Manoj Abichandani SMSF Specialist Advisor
The presentation would focus on advantages and disadvantages of various tax structures available in Australia to purchase property in India. Special attention will be given to situations where the buyer is using gearing to purchase property
Manoj is a seasoned speaker at various professional discussion groups. He has worked in SMSF industry for the past 21 years as a tax agent, accountant and SMSF Auditor. He has helped over 5000 trustees to set up their own funds and currently audits more than 400 funds each year for various accounting firms which puts him in the top 54 SMSF Auditors (as per ATO) in Australia.
He develops SMSF strategies and advises trustees & practicing accountants on complex SMSF matters. He has helped more than 1,200 SMSF to borrow to purchase property and is probably the most experienced advisor in this field
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When: 6th November 2012
What time: 6 PM Registration Refreshments: 6.30 PM Start 7 PM
Where: Parramatta RSL Club Corner Macquarie and O'Connell Street Parramatta
Cost: $35 (Tax Deductible to you or your SMSF)
How to book: Visit http://www.trustdeed.com.au/seminar or phone 02 9684 4199
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Division 7A is part of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 which relates to loans made by companies or trusts to shareholders or associates of shareholders. It is an anti-avoidance provision which aims to prevent tax free distributions of company profits as loans which either remain outstanding or are forgiven altogether.
For the purposes of Division 7A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936, the benchmark interest rate for an income year is the 'indicator lending rates - bank variable housing loans interest rate' last published by the Reserve Bank of Australia before the start of the income year.