2003

Consolidation in Focus: Tax Sharing & Tax Contribution Agreements

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 26 Nov 2003

 
Consolidation effects a fundamental shift in the liability of group members to meet the group's income tax liabilities. The head company of the group is primarily liable for the group's entire tax bill, and subsidiary entities exposed to potential joint and several liability if the head company defaults.

This presentation explores the issues raised by this new liability regime.

Consolidation: Tax Sharing & Tax Contribution Agreements

Author(s): Martin Fry FTI , Grant Cathro

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  • Published On:26 Nov 2003
  • Took place at:AAR Seminar Room, Melbourne

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