The 2002 National Convention focuses on key taxation developments both past and proposed and key planning strategies. Topics include, thin capitalisation, business and investment structures, consolidations and structures, international taxes, tax value method, debt and equity, corporate and non commercial tax losses.
Views from Capital Hill (review of tax reform policy issues)
Author(s):
Mark Jackson
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Placing our trust in the future
Author(s):
Greg Pratt CTA
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Structures for business and investment
Author(s):
David Cominos
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Restructures of going concerns and winding up tax issues
Author(s):
Les Szekely
,
John Currie CTA
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session:
Structures - retirement and superannuation
Author(s):
Suzanne Mackenzie CTA
,
Rob Jeremiah CTA
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session:
Update on current issues before the Board of Taxation
Author(s):
Richard Warburton
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Consolidations: large business
Author(s):
Ken Spence CTA-Life
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Consolidations: SME's
Author(s):
Mark Northeast CTA
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Debt and equity
Author(s):
Roger M Paul
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session:
GST developments
Author(s):
Cathryn Ferraris
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session:
Tax advice 2002
Author(s):
Michael D'Ascenzo
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Thin capitalisation
Author(s):
Peter Collins
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Corporate and non commercial tax losses
Author(s):
David J Williams CTA-Life
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session:
Tax value method
Author(s):
Paul Abbey
,
Andrew England
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Details
- Published On:14 Mar 2002
- Took place at:National Convention Centre, Canberra
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