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  2014

47th Western Australia State Convention

Source: Western Australia

Published Date: 28 Aug 2014

 
This event had a distinct SME focus, with a strong emphasis on trusts and estate planning. There were plenary sessions on the CGT small business concessions, the objection process as well as sessions on Part IVA and consolidation for SMEs.

There was also a pre-convention workshop that covered estate planning and superannuation. This workshop provided delegates with a unique opportunity to tackle some practical issues in the area and hear directly from two technical leaders in their field.

The Board of Taxation's role in improving the tax system

Author(s): Teresa Dyson
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Don't ignore tax consolidation for SMEs

Author(s): Susan Bell CTA
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Base erosion and profit shifting ("BEPS") - What does it mean for Australian business from the large multinationals to the SMEs?

Author(s): Matthew Popham CTA , Steve Hendy , Steve Plant
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Are your affairs CGT small business concession ready?

Author(s): Chris Evans
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Disputing a tax assessment from objection to hearing

Author(s): Michael Flynn KC, CTA-Life
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Complex testamentary trusts and estate planning

Author(s): Matthew Burgess CTA
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The tax landscape through the looking glass: The promise of tax reform

Author(s): Robert Jeremenko
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Part IVA for SME practitioners

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Trusts and passing control

Author(s): Jemal Zagami CTA , Adam Levin
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Claims against family trusts or please sir, I want more

Author(s): Grahame Young
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Details

  • Published On:28 Aug 2014
  • Took place at:Pullman Resort Bunker Bay

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