This convention focuses on the environment tax practitioners will be working in in the year 2000 and beyond.
Best Practice for In-House Tax Advisors
Author(s):
Dale Erickson
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Tax Issues for Privatisation
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Anthony Proctor
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Geoff Mann CTA
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The New R & D Regime
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Philip Constable
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Substance V. Form - the ATO approach
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Michael D'Ascenzo
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Transfer Pricing
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Peter Blackwood
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Trust and Estate Planning
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Andrew Sinclair CTA
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Utilisation of Tax Losses
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Michael Longes
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Substance versus form: the ATO approach: 2
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David Russell CTA-Life
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Current income tax and CGT issues for trusts
Author(s):
Rodney Rosenblum
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Practical issues: settling audits and contesting assessments
Author(s):
Liz Petersen
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Rob O'Connor
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Timing issues and derivation of income
Author(s):
John Davies
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Trends in taxes on employee benefits
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Andrew Purdon
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Part IVA: where to draw the line
Author(s):
Michael Carmody
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Part IVA: The Spotless Case
Author(s):
John Emmerson KC
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The vulnerability of a professional adviser
Author(s):
Michael Hill
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The new R & D regime: 1996 changes to the tax concession
Author(s):
Martin Finn
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Tax issues for privatisation
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Anthony Proctor
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Transfer pricing: global trading and transfer pricing
Author(s):
Phil Andersen
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- Published On:19 Mar 1997
- Took place at:Grand Hyatt Hotel, Melbourne
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