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2020 Financial Services Taxation Conference

Source: National

Published Date: 5 Feb 2020

 
This conference, held over three days in Melbourne, is the only one of its kind focusing on tax issues in financial services and attracts practitioners and in-house tax advisers from across Australia. The 2020 program once again offered an array of plenary and breakout sessions including:
  • legal professional privilege
  • the OECD's reform program
  • customer remediation
  • insurance
  • superannuation
  • residence
  • RCF litigation and much more.

Recent cases

Author(s): Jo Yi Ung , Madeleine Farrar , Joanne Dunne CTA
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Insurance - IFRS 17 an overview

Author(s): Jim Iliopoulos , Kathy Allison , Louise Miller , Shweta Krishna
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Inspector-General of Taxation & Taxation Ombudsman update

Author(s): Karen Payne CTA
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Pillar two and the OECD tax reform program

Author(s): Adam Hounsell , Paul Mccullough , Amelia Teng
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The capital/revenue distinction in financial services

Author(s): Eugene Wheelahan FTI
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The Commissioner, the equitable remedy to protect confidential information and a big data world: Reflections on life after Glencore

Author(s): Helen Symon KC
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The role of the tax system and incentives in financial products

Author(s): Jason King
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Remediation following the Royal Commission

Author(s): Jenny Lin , Neil Lamb ATI
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Details

  • Published On:5 Feb 2020
  • Took place at:Grand Hyatt Melbourne

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