2008

Eighth (2008) Annual States' Taxation Conference

Source: National

Published Date: 10 Jul 2008

 
This event was presented by the Taxation Institute in conjunction with the Revenue Offices of each State and Territory. It included Australia's foremost experts in the State taxes area.

Aimed at anybody working in this varied and challenging area of tax, this Conference benefitted delegates by allowing them to hear about the latest legislation changes from leading practitioners, Judges, Revenue Officers and Commissioners who were in attendance from all States and Territories.

This event is a highlight on the events calendar for State tax specialists, general practitioners, and State and Territory Revenue Commissioners and Officers alike.

The Conference dissected many of the key issues that surround State taxation via practical case studies, workshops and lectures.

Payroll tax - Grouping provisions: Application of Commissioner's discretion

Author(s): Danny Deligiannis ATI

Exiting a consolidated group - The sting in the tail

Author(s): Hayden Bentley

Administrative review of state taxation decisions

Author(s): Justice Michael Barker

CPT Custodian - The Aftermath

Author(s): The Hon. Justice Ian Gzell
Materials from this session:

State cases update

Author(s): Nick Most CTA

Duties Act 2008 (WA) - New landholder duty and entity restructuring regimes

Author(s): Clayton Cox

Payroll tax - Maintaining harmonisation

Author(s): Ian Phillips

Land tax - Aggregation and approaches to exemption thresholds

Author(s): William Arudsothy , Jane Crisp CTA

Payroll tax: Contractors

Author(s): Glynn Flaherty

Carbon Taxes - Are they a realistic alternative to emissions trading?

Author(s): Costa Koutsis CTA

State taxes update

Author(s): Jim Richards CTA

Dealing with state and territory anti-avoidance provisions

Author(s): Mark Richmond

Details

  • Published On:10 Jul 2008
  • Took place at:Sheraton on the Park, Sydney

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