The 28th Noosa Tax Intensive was this year's premier SME tax event in Australia. Amid uncertainty on how long it will take for the COVID-19 fog to clear, all businesses are challenged to continue differently. Professor Justin Craig's keynote highlighted what that means for family businesses in a broad sense. We then drew from that as we dived into the key tax and governance issues that family businesses need to embrace to set themselves apart during this period.
ATO update and hot spots
Author(s):
Tim Dyce
,
Karen Rooke CTA
Materials from this
session:
No longer business as usual: Utilising tax losses
Author(s):
Stephen Holmes CTA
Dividends and capital management into the twenties
Author(s):
David W Marks KC CTA
Materials from this
session:
The pitfalls of particular financing arrangements
Author(s):
Mariana Von Lucken CTA
Capital/revenue - Sun Newspapers shaded, black holes return and the Covid-19 asset write-off
Author(s):
Eugene Chan
,
Chloe Burnett ATI
Materials from this
session:
- Capital/revenue - Sun Newspapers shaded, black holes return and the Covid- 19 asset write-off
- Capital/revenue - Sun Newspapers shaded, black holes return and the Covid-19 asset write-off
- Capital-revenue - Sun Newspapers shaded - black holes return and the Covid- 19 asset write-off
- Capital/revenue - Sun Newspapers shaded, black holes return and the Covid- 19 asset write-off
Asset protection: Hard to make, easy to lose
Author(s):
Andy Milidoni
Keeping it in the family - Related party financing
Author(s):
Sally Newman CTA
Details
- Published On:12 Nov 2020
- Took place at:Sofitel Noosa Pacific Resort | Crowne Plaza Terrigal
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