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  2023 Indirect taxation

Indirect taxes update

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 16 Mar 2023

 

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This paper addresses recent stamp duty changes (with a particular focus on the recent New South Wales changes) and payroll tax developments for financial advice licensees / aggregators (focussing on the ‘relevant contract’ rules and latest case law development).

This session provided an indirect tax update for financial services tax professionals, focusing on recent stamp duty changes, payroll tax developments for financial advice licensees / aggregators (focussing on the ‘relevant contract’ rules and latest case law development), and key GST issues impacting the financial services industry.

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Author(s): Katrina Parkyn ATI , Greg Protektor
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