The theme of this conference was chosen after reflecting upon the areas of focus in the last year and considering what lies ahead for corporate tax professionals in Australia's large financial institutions. More than ever before, tax advisers in this industry are required to balance a range of competing priorities, including the continued implementation of tax reform changes, rulings, determinations, IFRS integration, ATO reviews and SOX/404 requirements. Gone are the days when the role of the tax specialist was to provide advice and lodge the annual tax return!
Managing tax risk in an international tax group
Author(s):
Stephen Green CTA
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The new international tax regime
Author(s):
Jason Chang CTA
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Managing capital in a financial services environment
Author(s):
Bryan Davies
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International Financial Reporting Standards
Author(s):
Ross Goudie
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Retail banking update
Author(s):
Larry Magid
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Michael Barbour CTA
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Corporate governance in the financial services industry: tax specific
Author(s):
Michael Bersten
IFRS: tax implications for the financial services industry and TOFA
Author(s):
Tony Frost
Managing tax unit pricing
Author(s):
David Glen
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Consolidating tax consolidation
Author(s):
Rowan Macdonald
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GST compliance - future directions
Author(s):
Tony Long
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Steve Vesperman
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- Published On:3 Mar 2005
- Took place at:Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Qld
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