- The Annual States' Taxation conference is the only conference to cover all state and terriory taxes in one technical program. Topics covered included:
- Justice Gzell on compelling landmarks state tax cases
- penalties and interest
- significant cases in tax litigation
- the lastest legislative reforms.
Voluntary compliance
Author(s):
Jim Richards CTA
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session:
Mining - duty issues
Author(s):
Amrit Macintyre CTA
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session:
Employment expenses and obligations aligned with payroll tax
Author(s):
Greg Kent CTA
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session:
2011-2012 State taxes cases update
Author(s):
James Petterson ATI
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session:
Payroll tax black holes
Author(s):
Gary Matthews ATI
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session:
Stamp duty issues affecting private trusts
Author(s):
Campbell Rankine CTA
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session:
The state tax cases 'essential toolbox'.
Author(s):
The Hon. Justice Ian Gzell
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session:
Duty issues affecting partnerships
Author(s):
Matthew Sealey FTI
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Corporate 'recombinations'
Author(s):
Costa Koutsis CTA
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session:
The contraction of the duty base and its effect on land based duties
Author(s):
Adrian Chek CTA
Payroll tax grouping
Author(s):
Tony Ince CTA
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session:
Penalties and interest - Affecting duties and payroll tax
Author(s):
Nick Heggart CTA
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- Published On:26 Jul 2012
- Took place at:Burswood Entertainment Comples, Perth
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