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  2004

The state of play with GST - emerging issues and risks

Source: QLD

Published Date: 9 Sep 2004

 
GST has been with us for four years and we now have a clearer view of where the problem areas appear to lie, both from the practitioner's perspective as well as the ATO's. This seminar took a look at these emerging risk areas and issues facing clients and their advisors.

Topics covered include:
- property
- grouping
- joint ventures and partnerships
- imports/exports
- financial supplies/input tax credits
- update: cases, rulings, legislation and ATOIDs
- GST audits and risk review - ATO and practitioner perspective.

With the ATO in full compliance mode, now is the time to sharpen up your knowledge on GST risk areas so you know what to expect if the ATO audits your client.

GST and property

Author(s): David Wilson CTA
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Grouping, joint ventures and tax law partnerships

Author(s): Damian Welshe
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GST Update: Cases, legislation, rulings, determinations, etc

Author(s): John Middleton CTA
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GST audits and risk reviews: an ATO perspective

Author(s): Jim Collins
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Imports and exports

Author(s): Steven Paterson
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Details

  • Published On:9 Sep 2004
  • Took place at:Christie Corporate Conference Centre, Brisbane

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