The comprehensive program of this conference included streams for both stamp duties and payroll tax. All sessions aimed to provide enough information that the general practitioner can understand and appreciate the issues, but more technical matters were also covered for the specialists.
Emerging Issues and Themes in State Taxation
Author(s):
Bill Sullivan
State and Territory Tax Update
Author(s):
Bob Smith
Materials from this
session:
Corporate Reconstructions - Stamp Duty
Author(s):
Harry Lakis CTA
Materials from this
session:
Anti Avoidance Provisions
Author(s):
James Petterson ATI
,
Melissa Daly
Payroll Tax Objections and Appeals
Author(s):
Peter Doherty
Materials from this
session:
Seven Other Issues in Payroll Tax
Author(s):
Tony Ince CTA
Materials from this
session:
Payroll Tax - Equity, Intentions and the Future
Author(s):
John Walden
Materials from this
session:
Stamp duty treatment of non-private unit trusts
Author(s):
Grahame Young
,
Steven Stevens
Legal professional privilege and state taxes
Author(s):
John Pickering FTI
Materials from this
session:
State taxes cases update and significant developments
Author(s):
Garry Sebo
Materials from this
session:
Land rich workshop
Author(s):
Katrina Parkyn ATI
,
Peter Allen
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published On:29 Jul 2004
- Took place at:Sheraton Perth Hotel
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