This seminar focussed on the key issues posed by the recent release of the revised exposure draft on TOFA, for taxpayers generally and not just the financial services sector. The new TOFA regime will introduce wide sweeping changes to the tax rules affecting all financial transactions such as loans, various derivatives and foreign currency denominated transactions. Both holders and issuers of financial instruments will need to come to grips with the new rules.
Taxation of Financial Arrangements Stages 3 & 4
Author(s):
William Potts
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session:
Accruals, realisation and hedging
Author(s):
Julian Humphrey CTA
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session:
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- Published On:28 Feb 2007
- Took place at:Grace Hotel, Sydney
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