2003

Consolidation Intensive

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 18 Jul 2003

 
Tax practitioners have in recent years discovered that the devil has been in the detail of the New Business Tax System - the loss integrity measures, the debt/equity measures and thin capitalisation measures.

Tax consolidation is the most significant tax reform measure in the last 18 years and provides a new challenge to tax practitioners - the devil is not in what the tax consolidation provisions say, it is in what they do not!

At this tax consolidation intensive the presenters provided an analysis of what the provisions say together with an understanding of what the provisions mean in managing their own or their clients' tax consolidation implementation plan.


Valuation in Tax Consolidation Methodologies

Author(s): John Jenkin , Geoffrey Sharpe

Capital Allowances and ACA

Author(s): Ronen Vexler



The First Head Company Tax Return & Notifications

Author(s): Peter Coakley , Mark Northeast CTA

Tax Losses: Eligibility, SBT & Available Fractions

Author(s): Richard Buchanan FTI-Life , Garry Bourke ATI , Greg Howes


Update on Critical Technical and Commercial Issues

Author(s): Frank Drenth

Exiting a Consolidated Group

Author(s): Cameron Rider FTI

Accounting for Tax Consolidation

Author(s): Kris Peach

The Single Entity and Entry History Rules

Author(s): Grant Cathro

Multiple Entry Consolidated Groups and their Members

Author(s): Duncan R C Baxter

Details

  • Published On:18 Jul 2003
  • Took place at:The Sebel Lodge, Yarra Valley

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