This conference has become a highlight for state tax professionals each year. The comprehensive program included streams for both stamp duties and pay-roll tax, and this year also included a session on land tax. In all sessions, the aim was to provide enough information so that the general practitioner can understand and appreciate the issues, but also to cover the more technical matters for the specialists.
Emerging issues and themes in state taxation - a state commissioner's perspective
Author(s):
Mike Walker
2004/2005 state tax law highlights
Author(s):
Ivan Basei
Materials from this
session:
2004/2005 state tax law case highlights
Author(s):
Kiernan Dorney Qc
Materials from this
session:
Improving compliance with state taxes
Author(s):
Ted Withers
Materials from this
session:
State tax objections and appeals
Author(s):
Leanne Hughson
,
Garry Sebo
Materials from this
session:
Payroll tax grouping - what was, what is and what should be
Author(s):
Gary Matthews ATI
Materials from this
session:
Stamp duty and sale of business assets
Author(s):
Paul Tanti CTA
,
Michael Butler CTA
Materials from this
session:
Employee or contract - taxed if you are, taxed if you aren't!
Author(s):
Kevin Lock
Land rich entity provisions - impact on property trust fund managers
Author(s):
Steven Stevens
Payroll tax - some practical issues
Author(s):
Geoff Crawford
Materials from this
session:
Land tax - current issues (by Geoff Mann and others)
Author(s):
Rohan Kumar
,
Geoff Mann CTA
,
Sue Bosch
,
Bronwyn Kirkwood CTA
Materials from this
session:
Land tax - some current issues (by Graeme Wallace)
Author(s):
Graeme Wallace
Materials from this
session:
Countering avoidance on stamp duty
Author(s):
Justice D Graham Hill
Materials from this
session:
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- Published On:28 Jul 2005
- Took place at:Hilton Hotel, Adelaide
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