This paper covers:
- infrastructure and MITs - synergising the privatisation wave
- the MIT rules - where are we now and where are we going?
- the prominence of MITs in infrastructure investment
- interplaying arm's length and MITs - can it work?
Miscellaneous
Income tax
2015
MIT rules in an infrastructure context
Source: Victoria
Published Date: 28 May 2015
Individual Session
MIT rules in an infrastructure context
Author(s):
Sally Dole
,
Steven Economides CTA
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- Published By: Sally Dole, Steven Economides CTA
- Published On:28 May 2015
- Took place at:The Langham, Melbourne
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Income tax
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