1998

33rd South Australian State Convention

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 30 Apr 1998

 
Topics covered include: interest deductibility; Part IVA; the arm's length test; primary production investments; superannuation; eucalypt plantation investment; and the alienation of income

Interest deductibility

Author(s): Des Maloney , Tony Pagone QC

The commercial side of the Internet

Author(s): Christine Cumberford

Part IVA - Q & A

Author(s): Terry Murphy KC, CTA , Des Maloney , Greg May , Alice McCleary CTA-Life
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Small Business rollover and excemption

Author(s): Tim Sandow CTA

The Arm's Length Test

Author(s): Terry Murphy KC, CTA
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Primary Production Investments

Author(s): John Rawson CTA
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The Reform Proposal for Taxation of Trusts

Author(s): Ken Schurgott CTA-Life

DIY Superannuation

Author(s): Alex Wong
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Eucalypt Plantation Investment

Author(s): Neville Hill
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Alienation of Income - The Conflicting Views

Author(s): Michael Fox
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Offshore Investment

Author(s): Con Tragakis FTI
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Superannuation - choice of fund

Author(s): Suzanne Mackenzie CTA
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Warrents - Maximising Gains / Minimising Losses

Author(s): Guy Collison

Section 108 - the new Regime

Author(s): Arlene Macdonald CTA-Life , Malcolm Wright
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Details

  • Published On:30 Apr 1998
  • Took place at:Paradise Wirrina Cove Resort

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