This event included sessions exploring the future of tax reform in Australia, tax policy in the digital age and striking an appropriate balance between integrity in the tax system and providing certainty for taxpayers. Sessions also were included on emerging issues and reforms such as the updates to Australia's international tax infrastructure, stapled structures and hybrid mismatches.
Australia's hybrid mismatch rules: The new goalposts for financing arrangements
Author(s):
Amelia Teng
Materials from this
session:
Interest withholding tax - Common issues
Author(s):
Ian Kellock CTA
,
James Sainty
,
Bronwyn Kirkwood CTA
Materials from this
session:
Taxation of digital business
Author(s):
Michael Barbour CTA
,
Nishlin Moodley CTA
Materials from this
session:
Accounting standard changes that impact tax
Author(s):
Geoffrey Yiu ATI
,
Zuzana Paulech
Materials from this
session:
Branch attribution for banks
Author(s):
Julian Pinson FTI
,
James Campbell
Materials from this
session:
Future Aussie tax reform: An academic perspective
Author(s):
John Freebairn
Materials from this
session:
Current issues for GST credit recovery in financial services - A revisiting of the fundamentals
Author(s):
Anthony Fitzgerald
,
Hoa Wood
Materials from this
session:
Stapled structures - Where to from here?
Author(s):
Richard Buchanan FTI-Life
,
Katrina Piva
Materials from this
session:
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- Published On:6 Feb 2019
- Took place at:QT Gold Coast, Gold Coast
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