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2020 National Resources Tax Conference Online

Source: National

Published Date: 11 Nov 2020

 
The 2020 National Resources Tax Conference Online is Australia's leading conference focused entirely on the mining and oil & gas industries. It covered many topics including:
  • economic update
  • what directors are looking for from a tax risk management perspective
  • labour costs related to the construction or creation of capital assets
  • decommissioning offshore petroleum project infrastructure - regulatory and tax issues in the path forward for Australia.

Labour costs related to the construction or creation of capital assets

Author(s): David Wood CTA , Marcus Ryan CTA
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The energy transition

Author(s): O'Hare Janelle
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Topical issues and developments in M&A

Author(s): Enzo Coia CTA , Cameron Blackwood ATI
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Decommissioning offshore petroleum project infrastructure - Regulatory and tax issues in the path forward for Australia

Author(s): Jane Ballard , Tristan Boyd FTI
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Baseball playbook - MLI, MAP and mandatory binding arbitration

Author(s): Martin Fry FTI
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Keynote address - Economic update

Author(s): Noel Richards
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What Directors are looking for from a tax risk management perspective

Author(s): Teresa Dyson , Michael Carey
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Tax transparency

Author(s): Brian Purdy , Damien Williams
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Australian corporate tax residency

Author(s): Mathew Chamberlain CTA
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Australia's anti-hybrid rules for the sector

Author(s): Amelia Teng
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Details

  • Published On:11 Nov 2020
  • Took place at:Online

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