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  2008

2008 National GST Intensive

Source: National

Published Date: 4 Sep 2008

 
This event featured:
  • discussion about the myriad of GST cases, audits and legislative changes now occurring
  • insights on the trends in GST interpretation deliverd by a Judge in the Federal Court
  • trustee and trust problems
  • GST audits, including exploring how to improve advisors, taxpayers' and the ATO's roles in GST audits.

Where are we with GST - Black letter or the practical business tax?

Author(s): Justice John Logan
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Experiences in getting to the High Court

Author(s): Jennifer Batrouney AM KC
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Retail GST - The simple tax

Author(s): Peter Konidaris ATI
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Commercial residential premises and residential premises case studies

Author(s): Gina Lazanas CTA , Fletch Heinemann CTA
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GST and income tax

Author(s): Peter Green
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Financial supplies and apportionment - A practical approach

Author(s): Jeff Barcham
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Trusts

Author(s): Michael B Evans
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Review of the legal framework for the administration of the GST

Author(s): Eric Mayne
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Details

  • Published On:4 Sep 2008
  • Took place at:Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney

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