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  2010

International Tax Masterclass

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 22 Sep 2010

 
This event brought together leading international tax experts to review the most recent reforms and developments, providing you with practical insights and examining how the changes will impact on you.

Topics included:

  • changes to the CFC Regime
  • the operation of Australia's conduit foreign income rules
  • what is happening to the space in which the FIF regime operated?
  • what tax issues have caused many foreign investors to give up, or hold off, directly investing in Australian securities, and what is being done to fix them?
  • recent developments in transfer pricing
  • taxation of business profits and the 2010 updates to the OECD model treaty
  • the impact on the FBT net caused by the changes to s23AG
  • international aspects of the operation of the new Division 83A
  • private equity inflows into Australia.

The attribution landscape in a post FIF world

Author(s): Haydn Daw , Kristy Baker , Taylor Black
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Foreign investment in Australian securities

Author(s): John King CTA
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The unintended FBT consequences of changes to s23AG

Author(s): Elizma Bolt
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International tax rules and private equity developments

Author(s): Chris Gibbs CTA
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An update on transfer pricing issues

Author(s): Bob Deutsch
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New ESS provisions & cross border employees

Author(s): Stephen Coakley ATI
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CFC changes

Author(s): Neil Billyard CTA
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OECD 2010

Author(s): Richard J Vann CTA
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The operation of Australia's conduit foreign income regime

Author(s): Sue-Ann Khoo , Matt Budge
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Details

  • Published On:22 Sep 2010
  • Took place at:Hilton, Sydney

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