2016

31st National Convention

Source: National

Published Date: 2 Mar 2016

 
The 31st National Convention had broad appeal and relevance; for those with small practices through to those working in mid-tier or large accounting and legal firms.

Whether we like it or not, the digital world continues to transform our industry, therefore this event included several sessions to help you and your clients manage the threats and maximise the opportunities presented by this digital disruption. Some of the topics included:

  • tax reform
  • property investments
  • BEPS
  • recent cases.

Employment taxes - Focus on FBT

Author(s): Elizabeth Lucas ATI

SMSF real property investments

Author(s): Stuart Forsyth CTA


Revisiting reimbursement agreements

Author(s): Jeffrey Chang CTA

Best practice tax governance

Author(s): Sarah Blakelock

Digital and technological disruptors to your business - How to prepare for and manage them

Author(s): Peter Williams

The very hungry (not-for- profit) caterpillar

Author(s): Adam Levin

Transfer pricing and the Chevron case

Author(s): Damian Preshaw CTA

An inbound investor's feast

Author(s): Katrina Parkyn ATI , Tim Sherman CTA
Materials from this session:


Recent developments in tax transparency

Author(s): Dr Michael Dirkis CTA

The evolution of corporate taxation - A work in progress

Author(s): Ken Spence CTA-Life

Practical issues - Case studies - Tax & insolvency

Author(s): Simon Aitken CTA

SMSF participation in private business

Author(s): Matthew Andruchowycz CTA

The trusted adviser as a gate keeper

Author(s): Ken Schurgott CTA-Life

Succession planning to avoid disputes between trustees & beneficiaries

Author(s): Sam Mccullough ATI

Tax issues for digital business

Author(s): Antonella Schiavello , Nathan Krapivensky , Joanne Dunne CTA , Hilary Taylor

The private funding conundrum

Author(s): Greg Nielsen CTA , William O’Sullivan , Darren Catherall

Details

  • Published On:2 Mar 2016
  • Took place at:Grand Hyatt, Melbourne

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