This program contained something for all tax practitioners. Speakers included Justice Ian Gzell and David Bloom QC, Ken Spence and Neil Ward, as well as a range of experts. Keynote sessions dealt with the Courts' attitute to tax in commercial litigation, doing business with Chindia, the Commissioner's access guidelines, in addition to a series of outstanding sessions on other current topics such as the latest restructuring strategies, the small business CGT concessions, and updates on GST, trusts and international tax.
The courts, tax and commercial litigation
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The Hon. Justice Ian Gzell
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Doing business with Chindia
Author(s):
Johanna Roche CTA
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Qing Li
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Latest restructuring strategies
Author(s):
Daniel Snyder
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Michael Hennessey CTA
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Michael Clough FTI
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Research and development update
Author(s):
Adrian Carroll
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Malcolm Hall
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Insolvency issues
Author(s):
Craig Bowie CTA
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Projects in Australia
Author(s):
Michelle Boutin
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Shelley Westbury
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Small business CGT concessions
Author(s):
Ash Chotai CTA
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Corporate trusts and trading trusts
Author(s):
Mark Molesworth CTA
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GST: a simple tax in a complex world
Author(s):
Damian Welshe
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The Commissioner's access guidelines
Author(s):
David Bloom KC
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Property and tax issues
Author(s):
Russell Beer
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International tax and the new CGT exposures
Author(s):
Richard Shaddick
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Ken Spence CTA-Life
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Infrastructure taxation: Division 250
Author(s):
Neil Ward
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The use of special purpose trusts in estate planning
Author(s):
Matthew Burgess CTA
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Recent developments in the taxation of trusts
Author(s):
Mark L Robertson
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- Published On:2 Aug 2007
- Took place at:Holiday Inn, Surfers Paradise
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