FIF Tax

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• Foreign Investment Funds (FIF) Tax — A tariff imposed on Australian residents by their government on asset value gains from offshore holdings. The FIF tax was implemented in 1992 to prevent citizens from deferring the payment of Australian tax on investments made outside of the… …   Investment dictionary

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