The recently enacted consolidation regime is the most significant corporate tax developmet in at least the last 17 years. Therefore, the Taxation Institute and the Corporate Tax Association determined that the critical importance of the issues raised dictated the convening of this joint 1st National Consolidation Symposium.
General consolidation regime key new tax concepts
Author(s):
AH (Tony) Slater QC
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ACA steps and revenue protection measures
Author(s):
James Targett
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Partnerships and trusts
Author(s):
Richard Hendriks CTA
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Exiting a group
Author(s):
Ray L Conwell FTI-Life
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Finance assets ACA
Author(s):
Cathy Mcbride
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Chris Kinsella CTA
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MECs
Author(s):
Lindsay Hanham CTA
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Michael Charles ATI
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Capital allowance ACA
Author(s):
Sid Hammell
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Peter Murray CTA-Life
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Tax losses - available fractions
Author(s):
Glenn Davies CTA
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Practicalities for small corporate groups
Author(s):
Annamaria Carey
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Tax sharing arrangements
Author(s):
Murray Aldridge SC
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Matt Hayes
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Tax losses - available fractions
Author(s):
Joe Camenzuli
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Paul Abbey
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Specific ATO aspects
Author(s):
Jim Killaly
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Mergers and acquisitions - due diligence
Author(s):
Tony Stolarek
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Treasury aspects: corporate taxation - where to from here?
Author(s):
Paul Mccullough
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Contractual aspects (consolidations)
Author(s):
Grant Cathro
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Overview of Commercial & Technical Implications
Author(s):
Ken Spence CTA-Life
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Details
- Published On:3 Feb 2003
- Took place at:Peppers Fairmont Resort, Leura
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