2010

2010 National Resources Tax Conference

Source: Western Australia

Published Date: 25 Oct 2010

 
This event delivered a technical program that offered tax specialists in the resources sector an array of interesting and insightful topics.

As most would be aware, this is a very dynamic time in the world of resources taxation with significant new developments such as the proposed Minerals Resource Rent Tax. The technical program dealt with the implications of this tax and also covered a wide range of other topical issues such as exploration deductions, financing, stamp duty and investment from China. Also included was sessions with the Australia Taxation Office as well as a practical case study.

This event brought together many leading tax practitioners from across Australia who shared their experience and knowledge.

Goodwill: Much ado about something

Author(s): Debra Osborn

The heart of corporate tax: Consolidation

Author(s): Hayden Scott FTI

Enter the dragon

Author(s): Paul Abbey , Anthony Klein CTA

ANZ commodity review

Author(s): Mark Pervan

Financing of Australian resources projects

Author(s): Catherine Krol , Michael Clough FTI

The taxing task of taxing resources

Author(s): Chris Richardson

Case study: Income tax issues for resources projects

Author(s): Basil Mistilis , Andrew Nelson CTA , Jason Mulgat , Lynette Purcell CTA

Tax issues for incidental infrastructure


ATO energy & resources update

Author(s): Michael Smithson
Materials from this session:

The extended PRRT regime - Issues for the petroleum industry

Author(s): Marc Lewis , Harold Payne

Expenditure on exploration or prospecting

Author(s): Martin Fry FTI

Mineral resources rent tax (MRRT)

Author(s): James Macky CTA , Nathan O'Connor

Details

  • Published On:25 Oct 2010
  • Took place at:Burswood Complex, Perth

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