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  2003

Don't Burn Your Losses - 2003 NSW Annual Intensive Retreat

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 27 Nov 2003

 
This year's Terrigal Intensive concentrated on LOSSES - both inside Consolidations and outside Consolidations.

This seminars focuses on topics such as:
- Stand Alone Companies
- Transfer of Losses
- Losses in Australian Tax history
- The ATO Position on Losses
- Losses when buying or selling a company or company group

Use of or Transfer of Losses (Non-Consolidation)

Author(s): Mark Ferrier
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Losses & Trusts - Private

Author(s): Robert Gordon CTA
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Position of Losses in Australian Tax History

Author(s): Graeme S Cooper FTI
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Stand Alone Companies - Continuity of Ownership Test

Author(s): Adam Gibbs ATI
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Stand Alone Companies - Same Business Test

Author(s): Christopher Catt
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Some Aspects of the ATO Position in Relation to Losses

Author(s): Michael Bersten
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Deducting Losses within a Consolidated Group - Div 707c

Author(s): David Ireland
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Addressing Losses when Buying or Selling a Company

Author(s): Tony Stolarek
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Details

  • Published On:27 Nov 2003
  • Took place at:Crowne Plaza, Terrigal

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