2001

15TH NATIONAL CONVENTION - AHEAD OF THE WAVE

Source: National

Published Date: 22 Mar 2001

 
The 15th National Convention focussed on the actions taxpayers need to consider in the period up to 30 June 2001, to ensure that their businesses are in the best possible shape to weather the high seas which are inevitably coming.

Speakers' papers look at the tax rules proposed to operate from 1 July 2001 in the context of using that knowledge to plan for the important transitional period.

Registered delegates please note:
If you require copies of any materials not received during the Convention, please contact Taxline, or call 1800 674 426, for your copy. You will find copies of speakers' powerpoint slides readily available below.

Planning for the Utilisation of Group Losses

Author(s): Tony Cooper

Existing Trading Structures

Author(s): Richard J Friend CTA
Materials from this session:

Tax Reform Update: Establishing our Current Position

Author(s): Tony Stolarek

Anti Avoidance and the Tax Office

Author(s): Tony Pagone QC

Anti-Avoidance and the Tax Office

Author(s): Michael D'Ascenzo

Business Changes and Reorganisations

Author(s): Les Szekely


Private Investment Structures

Author(s): Peter Riley

Simplified Tax System

Author(s): Michael Hine CTA
Materials from this session:

The Too Hard Basket - Dealing with Old Tax Problems

Author(s): Arlene Macdonald CTA-Life

Planning for the Bigger End of Business Groups

Author(s): Paul Krakauer


Tax Reform - Where are we?

Author(s): Alice McCleary CTA-Life
Materials from this session:

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  • Published On:22 Mar 2001
  • Took place at:Sheraton on the Park, Sydney

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