This event presented by leading international tax experts provided an understanding of the continuing changes in the international tax arena relating to Australia. The day consisted of detailed presentations and discussions of recent changes and developments (such as the forthcoming anti-hybrid laws, the complex RCF case and the impact of the recently released Australian Taxation Office guidance on corporate tax residency). The focus was on the practical impact of such changes and the commercial issues that arise. There was also a presentation by senior Australian Taxation Office officials on the changing international tax landscape and the international tax matters that are on their radar.
The RCF IV Decision - Australian Taxation of limited partnerships, and the practical implications for investors
Author(s):
Andrew Sharp
,
Peter Mccullough CTA
CFC rules: Modern history and some interesting case studies
Author(s):
Craig Marston CTA
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session:
Who's in control?
Author(s):
David Anderson
,
Emily Clinch
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session:
Practical application of the diverted profits tax provisions
Author(s):
Angela Danieletto CTA
,
Edwin Baghdasarayan
,
Carynne Howitt
,
Peter Algar
,
Antony Faisandier
Materials from this
session:
Demystifying Australia's hybrid mismatch law
Author(s):
Britta Perry
,
Andrew Nelson CTA
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session:
BEPS multilateral instrument - Now a reality
Author(s):
Isabelle Mac Innes
,
David Watkins CTA
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- Published On:19 Sep 2018
- Took place at:Four Seasons Sydney, Sydney
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