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  2011

44th South Australian Convention

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 14 Apr 2011

 
The 44th South Australian State Convention delivered a technical program that included a collection of highly regarded speakers.

This event covered the following topics:

  • capital gains tax: The obscure provisions
  • tax reform - Anticipating the tax summit
  • are trusts still a valid business/investment structure?
  • consolidations - Opportunities and traps for SMEs
  • SMSFs: The preferred wealth creation vehicle?
  • alienation of income
  • corporate conundrums
  • corporate conundrums case study
  • stamp duty problems
  • bankruptcy - So what comes next?
  • tax border security
  • rewarding your senior management.

Tax reform - Anticipating the tax summit

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Bankruptcy - So what comes next?

Author(s): Rob Naudi
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Corporate conundrums case study

Author(s): Scott Bryant CTA
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Rewarding your senior management

Author(s): John Rawson CTA
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Capital gains tax: The obscure provisions

Author(s): Paul Tanti CTA
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Are trusts still a valid business/investment structure?

Author(s): Ian Snook CTA
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Consolidations - Opportunities and traps for SME's

Author(s): Sam Howard CTA
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SMSFs: The preferred wealth creation vehicle?

Author(s): Matthew Tripodi
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Alienation of income

Author(s): Lucy Simeoni , Marc Romaldi CTA
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Tax border security

Author(s): Con Tragakis FTI
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Stamp duty problems

Author(s): Adrian Cartland
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Corporate conundrums

Author(s): Amanda Hocking
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Details

  • Published On:14 Apr 2011
  • Took place at:Novotel Barossa Valley Resort, Barossa Valley

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