2002

2002 ANNUAL QUEENSLAND STATE CONVENTION

Source: QLD

Published Date: 17 May 2002

 
This convention looks at Part IVA, structures for business and investment, debt equity and interest deductibility, stamp duty, tax issues in mining and energy, property development - GST and tax aspects, business consolidations for tax effectiveness, research and development, tax planning, GST update, expatriate taxation in Australian, and the simplified tax system - do you elect or not.

Part IVA

Author(s): Michael D'Ascenzo
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Part IVA

Author(s): William (Bill) D Thompson
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Part IVA: case study analysis

Author(s): Harry M Rigney

Structures for business and investment

Author(s): Graeme S Cooper FTI

Debt equity and interest deductibility

Author(s): Michael Hennessey CTA

Debt equity and interest deductibility

Author(s): Paul Negus

Stamp duty

Author(s): Harry Lakis CTA
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Tax issues in mining and energy

Author(s): Johanna Lowry
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Property developments - GST and tax aspects

Author(s): Mark Dixon

Business consolidations for tax effectiveness

Author(s): Ken Spence CTA-Life

Research and development

Author(s): Peter Allen

Tax planning

Author(s): Mark West CTA

GST update

Author(s): Steve Howlin
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Expatriate taxation in Australia

Author(s): Will Schofield

Simplified tax system: do you elect or not?

Author(s): John Newby

Details

  • Published On:17 May 2002
  • Took place at:Marriott Resort, Surfers Paradise

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