This seminar paper discusses tax and other risks for employers associated with inbound and outbound expatriates, and the much anticipated possibility of legislative change in audit activity and immigration matters.
Miscellaneous
2002
The consequences flowing from employing expatriates to work in your Australian operations
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 14 Oct 2002
Individual Session
The consequences flowing from employing expatriates
Author(s):
John Fauvet
,
Andrew Fisher
Materials from this
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- Published By: Andrew Fisher
- Published On:14 Oct 2002
- Took place at:The Sheraton on the Park, Sydney
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