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  2020

Barossa Online - SME Tax Technical Part 3

Source: National

Published Date: 9 Jun 2020

 
Delivered by leading practitioners, this series of webinars will give practical, technical insight into matters critical to tax professionals who predominantly practice in the SME space. Consume the content, then interact in live Q&A's and video chat sessions with the speakers and other delegates to further connect and explore the issues that matter. This webinar covered the following four sessions:
  • corporate tax residency - there's no Australian tax payable ... is there?
  • the world's greatest tax admin session! - issues in taxation administration
  • a practical session for the accidental property developer
  • buy sell agreements as estate and succession planning tools.

The world's greatest tax admin session! - Issues in taxation administration

Author(s): Trevor Jones
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Buy sell agreements as estate and succession planning tools

Author(s): Paul Hockridge CTA
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Corporate tax residency - There's no Australian tax payable ... is there?

Author(s): Tim Sandow CTA
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A practical paper for the accidental property developer

Author(s): Josh Pascale , Peter Slegers CTA
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  • Published On:9 Jun 2020
  • Took place at:Online

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