2011

50th Victorian State Convention

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 6 Oct 2011

 
The Tax Institute's 50th Victorian State Convention was a momentous event and stands alone as the premier forum in Victoria for the sharing of tax knowledge among tax professionals.

An excellent array of speakers from all areas of the tax profession provided attendees with valuable insights into the many topics covered.

This event had sessions ranging from the ever-changing issues with trusts to corporate tax and R&D issues. The content was comprehensive and the presenters are all first class and recognised leaders in their fields.

The opportunites and traps for SMSF investments

Author(s): Heather Gray CTA

Inbound investment - Source: Why and when it matters, and where it is?

Author(s): Tim Neilson CTA-Life

The life and times of an alternative postulate: Recent developments in Part IVA

Author(s): Helen Symon KC

Taxing the net income of a trust estate - Where to from here...

Author(s): Terry Murphy KC, CTA

Restructuring trusts to companies: What you need to know

Author(s): Craig Cooper

Transfer pricing - 30 years on and still uncertainty

Author(s): Don Spirason , Paul Riley

The new R&D tax incentive

Author(s): Ian Ross-Gowan CTA

Division 7A crisis management

Author(s): Ron Jorgensen CTA

Getting down to business with Div 7A UPEs and s100A

Author(s): Chris Wookey CTA

Tax consolidation: The changing beast

Author(s): Alexis Kokkinos ATI

Current challenges in tax reporting

Author(s): Robert Gallo

Stamp duty update

Author(s): Zoe Chung CTA

Tax and partnerships

Author(s): Paul Hockridge CTA

Trusts: Streaming into FYE 2012

Author(s): Joanna Monahan

Judicial approaches to the application of the Income Tax Assessment Acts to intra-group transactions discernable from recent cases

Author(s): Richard F Edmonds

Details

  • Published On:6 Oct 2011
  • Took place at:Novotel Forest Resort, Creswick

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