Topics covered include: The 1998 Federal Budget Overview; Alienation of income; Are discretionary trusts dead?; Rolling the dice with CGT; Debt forgiveness; Deemed dividend rules
An Ace Up Whose Sleeve? The Federal Budget Overview
Author(s):
Ken Spence CTA-Life
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Bet with your head not over it: Tax advantage investments
Author(s):
Gil Levy CTA-Life
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Is superannuation a winning hand?
Author(s):
Robert Brown
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Playing your cards right in the alienation of income
Author(s):
Robert Richards
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Top 4 cases that influenced the tax world in 1997/98
Author(s):
Robert Allerdice
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Are discretionary trusts dead?
Author(s):
Peter Bobbin CTA
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Breaking the dice with CGT
Author(s):
Chris Evans
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Commercial debt forgiveness
Author(s):
Mark Goldsmith
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The new deemed dividend rules
Author(s):
Patrick Mayes
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The Inaugural Monty Orr Memorial Lecture
Author(s):
Justice D Graham Hill
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session:
Gambling on interest deductions after Steele's Case
Author(s):
Richard F Edmonds
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- Published On:29 May 1998
- Took place at:Star City Hotel, Sydney
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