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2010 Tasmanian State Convention

Source: TAS

Published Date: 15 Oct 2010

 
The 2010 Tasmanian State Convention covered a wide range of topics including Division 7A & unpaid entitlements, divorce & tax issues, succession planning, dying for super, tax consolidations, corporate tax, GST and trusts post Bamford. The range of topics kept the convention interesting and informative.

New to the convention this year was a Key Issues Panel Session in which several presenters provided an insight into where they personally believe the tax legislation in Australia is moving and what they believe will be areas of contention in the near future.

Succession planning - Piecing together the jigsaw

Author(s): Emma Woolley CTA , Andrew O'Bryan CTA
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Finding solutions to the GST and property crossword puzzle

Author(s): Jeremy Geale CTA
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Trusts in a post-Bamford world

Author(s): Dianne Cuka , Darryn Male
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Tax consolidations: Issues for late adopters and SMEs

Author(s): Ken Spence CTA-Life
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Division 7A & unpaid entitlements

Author(s): Ian Snook CTA
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A new decade in corporate tax

Author(s): Gary Christie
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Dying for super

Author(s): Suzanne Mackenzie CTA
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Details

  • Published On:15 Oct 2010
  • Took place at:Stewarts Bay Lodge, Port Arthur

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