2019

19th Annual States' Taxation Conference

Source: National

Published Date: 25 Jul 2019

 
This event presented topics of universal interest across all the state taxes. Plenary sessions included issues encountered in the review of Commissioners' administrative discretions, artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies, and a comparison of common issues affecting federal and state taxes. There was also the usual update on the significant cases of the past year, followed by expert panel discussions, which again featured concurrent sessions, separately covering duties and payroll tax. The program once again featured the dual "duties' and "payroll tax' streams, including the High Court's ruling on valuation, a landholder and its goodwill and payroll tax issues arising out of disruptive activities and smart contracts.

Mind the gap - the Placer Dome decision

Author(s): Jamie Stewart , Sue Williamson CTA-Life , Jesslyn Rosair

NSW Review of Payroll Tax Administration: Outcomes and implications

Author(s): Ian Phillips

Fundamental principles in payroll tax grouping and exclusion orders

Author(s): Harry Lakis CTA

Tax administration issues

Author(s): Philip Bender

2018-19 state taxes legislative update

Author(s): Alec Pettigrew

The Interface between state taxes and GST

Author(s): Jennee Chan CTA

Issues arising out of "disruptive" activities and the gig economy

Author(s): Stefanie Merlino

Goods - Still in the duty net?

Author(s): Amrit Macintyre CTA

Tackling the exercise of the Commissioner's discretionary powers

Author(s): Michael Flynn KC, CTA-Life

States taxes cases and legislative update

Author(s): Dorian Beaver , Alec Pettigrew , Hayley Lock

Technology and state taxes

Author(s): Keith Swan , Gary Chiert

Duties cases - "The big ones"

Author(s): Dorian Beaver , David W Marks KC CTA , Darren Nicholls
Materials from this session:

The lease/licence distinction in duties

Author(s): Katrina Parkyn ATI , Greg Protektor

Details

  • Published On:25 Jul 2019
  • Took place at:W Hotel, Brisbane

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