2022

Tasmanian Convention 2022

Source: National

Published Date: 8 Sep 2022

 
The theme of our Convention this year was the distinction between the taxation LAW - that is, the black-letter laws and regulations on the statute books, as interpreted by the Courts and Tribunals, and the taxation LORE - that is, what taxpayers, their advisers, and the Commissioner believe the law is or perhaps would like it to be.

It has always been thus, but lately the Commissioner has signalled a more revenue centered approach to the interpretation of legislation. This has provoked no little controversy in the tax profession, particularly among advisers to small and medium sized enterprises.

We trust that our thought-provoking array of presentations on both tax and broader economic issues will assist our members and our clients, as the Australian community moves into the next phase of what have been, and will continue to be, uncertain times.

Keynote presentation: State of the State Economic update

Author(s): Cedric Hodges

Tax, Policy & Advocacy update

Author(s): Julie Abdalla FTI , Robyn Jacobson CTA
Materials from this session:

Cryptocurrency and Non-Fungible tokens

Author(s): Jacqueline Mcgrath , Adam Dimac

Tax Writeoffs V Accounting Writeoffs

Author(s): Stuart Glasgow CTA

Is land tax a ticking time bomb for your client?

Author(s): Matthew Pawson CTA-Life

Keynote address: The LAW and the LORE

Author(s): Paul Sokolowski CTA

Tax consolidations for SMEs

Author(s): Simon How CTA

Details

  • Published On:8 Sep 2022
  • Took place at:Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart

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