2011

11th Annual States' Taxation Conference

Source: National

Published Date: 28 Jul 2011

 
The 11th Annual States' Taxation Conference presented topics that straddle all of the state taxes, such as general anti-avoidance provisions, private and public rulings, and appeals to tribunals. The program also provided an update on the reforms to the various landholder/land rich models, and it included contemporary issues affecting superannuation and retirement villages.

Payroll tax topics were extensive extensive including : harmonisation, employees/contractors and degrouping.

Duty issues for retirement villages

Author(s): Mark West CTA

Land rich & landholder duty - The changing landscape

Author(s): Brett Zimmermann CTA

Compliance focus for revenue offices 2011-2012

Author(s): Rod Richardson

Anti-avoidance provisions

Author(s): Sue Williamson CTA-Life
Materials from this session:

Land tax exemptions - A miscellany

Author(s): Bradley L Jones CTA

Commissioner's address

Author(s): Paul Broderick
Materials from this session:

Payroll tax harmonisation

Author(s): Anthony Johnston

State taxes update

Author(s): Murali Maheswaran

Payroll tax de-grouping

Author(s): David W Marks KC CTA

State tax rulings - Public & private rulings

Author(s): Chrissie Berryman , William Arudsothy

The employer/employee relationship - Legal perspective

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

The employer/employee relationship - Adviser's perspective

Author(s): Steve Batrouney ATI

Landrich & landholder duty workshop

Author(s): Christopher Knott

State tax cases update

Author(s): Philip Magoffin

Details

  • Published On:28 Jul 2011
  • Took place at:Crown Conference Centre, Melbourne

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