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Intellectual property & taxation

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Intellectual property & taxation

As your intellectual property (IP) represents a collection of assets, there can be tax implications for your business if you intend to sell or licence your IP. Your IP assets can affect taxes such as:

  • income tax
  • Capital Gains Tax
  • withholding taxes, both locally and internationally
  • Goods and Services Tax
  • stamp duty.

Before you consider selling or licensing your IP assets, consult an IP professional or the Tax Office for advice.

What to do...

  • See IP Australia's Smart Start website for more information on IP and taxes.
  • Visit the Tax Office website for information and advice.
  • Read our Taxation topic more information on taxes and your taxation obligations.
  • Consult an IP professional or legal practitioner for advice and assistance.
 
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