The 29th Noosa Tax Intensive program tackled the bread and butter issues that tax practitioners face on a daily basis through a lens of how clients can move forward. The program helped you identify and address key issues in a range of high-quality technical sessions and interactive practical workshops.
Life and death
Author(s):
Ian Raspin
,
Lyn Freshwater
Materials from this
session:
Rollovers revisited
Author(s):
Dung Lam CTA
,
Mark West CTA
Materials from this
session:
ATO Hot Topics
Author(s):
Louisa Clarke
,
Louise Clarke
Materials from this
session:
Family Trust Elections - a sleeper issue for restructures/sales
Author(s):
Linda Tapiolas CTA
Use of Companies v Trusts in the current environment
Author(s):
Brian Richards
Workshop 2: Estate planning matters - being ready for planned and unplanned events
Author(s):
Paul Banister CTA
,
Rachel Vijayaraj
,
Emma Woolley CTA
,
Geoff Stein CTA
,
Mark Morris FTI
,
Andrew O'Bryan CTA
,
Linda Farmer
,
Prue Poole
Materials from this
session:
Workshop 1: Structuring/restructuring for a new dawn
Author(s):
Jodie Robinson
,
Michelle Hartman CTA
,
Melinda Peters
,
John Middleton CTA
,
Leo Efthivoulou CTA
,
Martin Booth CTA
,
Jacquii Reeves
,
Kim Reynolds
,
Sally Preston
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session:
Details
- Published On:18 Oct 2021
- Took place at:Sofitel Noosa Pacific Resort & Online
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