2022

National Infrastructure Conference

Source: National

Published Date: 28 Apr 2022

 
Investment in infrastructure is critical for creating the conditions in which our economy can continue to grow in the post COVID recovery period. Governments in Australia are increasingly looking to the private sector to develop and maintain roads, ports, pipelines, renewable energy and other essential infrastructure assets. There are record levels of M&A transactions involving infrastructure and energy transactions.

Our conference program provided an outstanding array of speakers and topics. Nancy Tchou from Morgan Stanley, Jeremy Thorpe from PwC and James Beeston together with Ryan Kinsella from the ATO delivered keynote addresses. We were also delighted to have The Hon. Justice Logan address us on expert evidence, as well as a broad range of Australian Taxation Office, corporate and advisory speakers.

Infrastructure Australia - Prioritisation program

Author(s): David Tucker

Stapled Structures - Where are we now?

Author(s): James Beeston , Paul Abbey , Kirsten Arblaster

Hot tax topics - Legal professional privilege: A legal right or an immunity from disclosure?

Author(s): Jeremy Geale CTA

Keynote address

Author(s): Jeremy Thorpe

Hot tax topics

Author(s): Jeremy Geale CTA , Ellen Thomas ATI , Barbara Phair , Megan Mcbain
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Hot tax topics - Recent developments in stamp duty impacting infrastructure transactions

Author(s): Barbara Phair

Hot tax topics - What does the BHP case teach us about the meaning of "sufficient influence"?

Author(s): Ellen Thomas ATI

Stapled Structures - Where are we now?

Author(s): James Beeston , Paul Abbey , Kirsten Arblaster



Sale & Purchase Agreements (SPAs) and tax liability insurance

Author(s): Naison Seery , Ryan Leslie , Seery Naison , Matt Mccormack

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  • Published On:28 Apr 2022
  • Took place at:Crown Sydney & Online

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