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  Anti-avoidance 2012

Part IVA

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 30 Oct 2012

 

The ATO’s recent focus on applying Part IVA to significant transactions by Australian corporates has led to several high profile losses and proposals for significant legislative change.

This presentation covers:

  • the most recent Part IVA cases involving corporates and the new insights they shed on how Part IVA operates
  • the ATO and Treasury’s agenda for legislative change
  • the likely impact of legislative change to Part IVA in respect of corporate transactions
  • at a practical level what will change going forward.

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Part IVA

Author(s): Cory Hillier
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  • Published By: Cory Hillier
  • Published On:30 Oct 2012
  • Took place at:Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney

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