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  2011

International Masterclass

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 14 Sep 2011

 
While carbon and resource taxes dominate the political headlines, international tax reform remains a high priority for the government.

This event presented by leading international tax experts offered an insight on the recent international tax changes. The event comprised of in-depth discussions of the business impacts of recent developments through case studies and practical insights.

This event was a must for anyone dealing with cross-border transactions or with a serious interest in international tax. This masterclass is intended for tax directors and managers in corporates, advisors and structured finance professionals.

Recent trends in transfer pricing litigation in Australia

Author(s): Paul Mcnab CTA , Peter Callejah , Colin Little
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Reportable tax positions

Author(s): Miquel P. Timmers
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Foreign hybrids - Where are we now?

Author(s): Julian Pinson FTI
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Renovating the CFC and FIF regimes - Where are we at?

Author(s): Alison Rodi ATI
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IBM on withholding - What it means

Author(s): Simon Thorp ATI , Erin Saunders CTA
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Part IVA and international transactions

Author(s): Robert Deutsch CTA
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Renovating the CFC and FIF regimes and rethinking outbound structures

Author(s): Alison Rodi ATI , Peter Madden CTA
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Inbounds tips and traps

Author(s): David Short , Tasha Chua
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Details

  • Published On:14 Sep 2011
  • Took place at:Sydney Harbour Marriott, Sydney

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