Property Intensive

19-20 November | Online | 8 CPD hours

 

 

property

Hot property – the latest trends in tax 

At this ever popular Intensive, attendees will hear from industry experts, insiders and advisers on the latest commercial and residential property issues and trends.  

From the political and policy landscape of the property industry to change of intention in property development, and the impact of Windfall Gains Tax, this Property Intensive covers the issues every adviser dealing with property needs to know about. You’ll hear the latest on the complexities around GST, dealing with the ATO, and the issues involved in vacant land and beyond and more. 

Happening over 2 days, our online format offers you the flexibility to watch the event live or at your own pace via our virtual attendee platform. 

Designed specifically for practitioners who deal with property issues such as accountants, auditors, lawyers and financial planners, this event is a must attend. 

Event Details

Full registration

$ 1,050 (member)

$ 1,050 (new member*)

$ 1,350 (non member)

  • When19-November-2024 - 20-November-2024
  • FormatOnline
  • CPD Hours8

2024 Program

Delivered virtually.

Session 1: Navigating the Future: Tax Reform and Property Market Trends

Pat Bustamante, Westpac


Session 2: Navigating Inward Investment in Australian Property: Key Tax Considerations

Scott McGill, CTA, Pitcher Partners


Session 3: Capital Structuring and Landholder Duty: Navigating Tax Challenges in Property Investment

Irina Tan, ATI, Pitcher Partners


Session 4: Housing Affordability – Build to Rent & Other Options

Chris Aboud, PwC, Nick Rogaris, PwC

Session 5: Salient tax issues in the construction industry

William Calokerinos, CTA, Wentworth Chambers


Session 6: Granny Flats, Airbnb and similar commercial undertakings

Matthew McKee, FTI, Brown Wright Stein Lawyers


Session 7: Latest developments in state taxes and the property sector

Matthew Cridland, CTA, K&L Gates


Session 8: ATO approach: compliance in property focus on high wealth

Sam Ayoubi, PwC, Louise Clarke, Australian Taxation Office, Scott McGill, CTA, Pitcher Partners


 

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