2005

44th Victorian State Convention: Surfing the Wave

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 6 Oct 2005

 
This year we returned to magnificent Lorne to ride the ever growing wave that surrounds the world of tax.

An incredible range of talented speakers to addressed us on the wide range of topics that have been keeping us occupied this year. This included Justice Richard Edmonds on Part IVA, David Vos on his challenges and achievements as the Inspector General of Tax, Ken Spence on the precarious balance tax advisors need to strike to ensure that tax planning does not trigger Part IVA or an offence and Jennie Granger on compliance issues that are currently on the ATO's radar. The President of the Tax Institute, John de Wijn QC, presented on an issue close to the heart of many practitioners, service trusts.

Part IVA and Division 165: where are we now and where are we heading?

Author(s): Richard F Edmonds

Tax advisings in practice - where is the line to be drawn and how do you draw it?

Author(s): Simon Haines , Ken Spence CTA-Life

Division 7A revisited

Author(s): Arthur Athanasiou CTA-Life
Materials from this session:

Income tax treatment of property development and investment

Author(s): John Brazzale CTA

Tax: divorce and property settlements

Author(s): Paul Hockridge CTA

Capital structuring for corporate groups

Author(s): Gordon Thring CTA

Remuneration and employment taxes

Author(s): Suzanne Holstein , Sarah Bernhardt

Property - indirect taxes and GST

Author(s): Zoe Chung CTA

Australian international taxation: recent developments and practical implications

Author(s): Liam Collins CTA , Anthony Klein CTA

CGT concessions - tips and traps

Author(s): Wayne Ngo CTA

Tax cases, rulings and announcements that have changed the tax landscape

Author(s): Keith James CTA

Details

  • Published On:6 Oct 2005
  • Took place at:Cumberland Resort, Lorne

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