2009

Ninth Annual States' Taxation Conference

Source: Northern Territory

Published Date: 5 Aug 2009

 
The Ninth Annual States' Taxation Conference was brought to you by the Taxation Institute in conjunction with the Revenue Offices of each State and Territory. It covered all State and Territory taxes in one technical program.

As with previous years, all State and Territory Revenue Commissioners were in attendance together with representatives from their respective offices.

The event was of particular value to those practitioners who operate across jurisdictions to meet face to face with people they might interact with on State tax matters. The event included an in-depth technical discussion on contemporary aspects of payroll tax and stamp duty and a presentation on Federal and State tax reform by a member of the Henry Review Panel, Professor Greg Smith, and a session covering State and Territory revenue compliance plans.


Stamp duty and payroll tax discretions

Author(s): Michael Flynn KC, CTA-Life

State taxes update

Author(s): David Read

Revenue Office compliance plans update

Author(s): Simon Mckee

State cases update

Author(s): Angela Melick CTA


Harmonised tracing provisions - How far do they go?

Author(s): Ian Phillips

Landholder duty - Recent developments

Author(s): Anthony Johnston , Barbara Phair

Taxation of independent contractors - Contractor provisions post harmonisation

Author(s): Gary Matthews ATI

Transactions involving real property

Author(s): Katrina Parkyn ATI , Peter Allen

Harmonisation of payroll tax administration

Author(s): Richard Jolly

Payroll tax - Exemptions/concessions/rebates post harmonisation

Author(s): Glynn Flaherty

"Black letter versus purposive - a false dichotomy?"

Author(s): Justice John Logan

Valuation

Author(s): Daryl Williams
Materials from this session:

Climate change - State and Territory tax implications of the new system

Author(s): Amrit Macintyre CTA

Details

  • Published On:5 Aug 2009
  • Took place at:Darwin Convention Centre

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