Topics covered at the convention include: restructuring trusts as companies or partnerships; the minefield of anti-avoidance; recent cases and legislation; complying with the new business taxation rules; taxation of financial assets and liabilities; and advanced GST planning.
CGT Update - Focusing on Changes in Ownership
Author(s):
Graeme S Cooper FTI
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Current Issues in Employment Taxes
Author(s):
Sarah Bernhardt
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Where are the Courts taking the cases?
Author(s):
Justice D Graham Hill
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Film and Intellectual Property Investments
Author(s):
Noel Beharis CTA
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Taxation of Financial Assets & Liabilities
Author(s):
Neil Ward
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GST for Small Business
Author(s):
Peter Senserrick
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Complying with the New Business Taxation Rules
Author(s):
Denise Brotherton
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Restucturing Trusts as Companies or Partnerships
Author(s):
Terry Murphy KC, CTA
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What is the future of the Imcome vs Capital distinction?
Author(s):
David Russell CTA-Life
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The new era for financing assets
Author(s):
Tony Stolarek
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Y2K relationships - the ATO and you post 2000
Author(s):
Michael D'Ascenzo
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- Published On:9 Sep 1999
- Took place at:Cumberland Lorne Resort
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