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  2018

VIC 6th Annual Tax Forum

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 11 Oct 2018

 
This event provided attendees with key knowledge and insights that left them better placed to tackle the complex issues they face in today's tax practice. Some topics covered included:
  • SME core areas - Div 7A and small business CGT concessions
  • disputes - the future of tax litigation, ATO access powers and fraud and evasion
  • international developments - diverted profits tax, tax treaties and the new anti-hybrid rules
  • perennial favourites such as the M&A update, case update and ATO areas of interest.

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RCF IV: Limited partnerships, unlimited implications?

Author(s): Gareth Redenbach , James Strong
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Transfer pricing v the diverted profits tax - Too much overlap to be safe!

Author(s): Damian Preshaw CTA
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Tax treaties - How to read them

Author(s): David W Marks KC CTA
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Updates for Corporates

Author(s): Daniel Mcinerney KC , Daniel Diaz
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What's happening in M&A?

Author(s): James Gould , Enzo Coia CTA
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Case update for SMEs

Author(s): Mia Clarebrough , Angela Lee
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Tax issues with cryptocurrencies

Author(s): Gareth Redenbach
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Private business: What's attracting the Commissioner's attention?

Author(s): Anna Longley
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Legislative reforms in the property sector

Author(s): James Christodoulakis , Robyn Jacobson CTA
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Details

  • Published On:11 Oct 2018
  • Took place at:Crown Conference Centre, Melbourne

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