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Long-awaited decisions on SMSF borrowing issued
ATO ID 2014/39 and ATO ID 2014/40 both confirm that nil-interest borrowings from related parties can cause non-arm’s length income.
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ATO ID 2014/39 and ATO ID 2014/40 both confirm that nil-interest borrowings from related parties can cause non-arm’s length income.
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