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  2007

An Introduction to Australia's International Taxation System

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 15 Aug 2007

 
This seminar provided a comprehensive introduction to the current international tax regime operating in Australia. Topics covered included:
- Australian residents are taxed; who is considered a resident?
- Australian sourced income is taxed; how is source determined?
- what are the exceptions and extensions to the foregoing rules?
- what anti-profit shifting measures operate?
- what is the impact of Australia's Double Tax Agreements?
- how do international withholding taxes work?
- how are Australian expatriates taxed?
- how are foreign expatriates working in Australia taxed?

Materials from John Ross are coming soon.

Who is a resident of Australia?

Author(s): Paul O'Donnell CTA
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How is source determined?

Author(s): John Balazs CTA
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Extensions, inclusions and attributions

Author(s): James Eaton CTA
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Australia's double tax agreements

Author(s): Robert Deutsch CTA
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Withholding tax and the consequences of failure to withhold

Author(s): Peter B Stinson CTA
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The taxation of Australian expatriates

Author(s): Stephen Coakley ATI
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Details

  • Published On:15 Aug 2007
  • Took place at:Tattersalls Club, Sydney

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