The 34th South Australian State Convention discusses the following topics: entity taxation; the Ralph revolution; GST - the big picture; GST - transitional issues; pay as you go; product rulings and tax effective investments; marketing your tax practice; ATO assist; public and private bining rulings; streaming, capital returns and private companies; superannuation investment rules; best stocks to buy; division 7A - one year on.
Damned if you do and damned if you don't: Entity Taxation
Author(s):
Gordon S Cooper
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session:
God save taxpayers. Part 1: GST - The big picture
Author(s):
David Kuhne
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God save taxpayers. Part 2: GST - transitional issues
Author(s):
Peter Rigg
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session:
To heaven or hell?: Pay As You Go
Author(s):
Barbie Chiro CTA
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session:
Product rulings and tax effective investments
Author(s):
Neville Hill
,
Nick Oliver
,
Steve Magor
Spreading the good news: Marketing your tax practice
Author(s):
Wayne Burgan
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session:
Devils web. Part 2: ATO assist
Author(s):
Pat Horsfall
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session:
The Commisioner judges: Public and private binding rulings
Author(s):
Andrew Shaw CTA
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session:
Streaming, capital returns and private companies
Author(s):
Ben Wilson CTA
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session:
Superannuation investment rules
Author(s):
Stephen Heath CTA-Life
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session:
Heavenly investments: Best stocks to buy
Author(s):
Guy Collison
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session:
Damned if you do and damned if you don't: Entity taxation
Author(s):
Yvonne Sneddon
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session:
Paying for your sins: Division 7A - One year on
Author(s):
Stephen Westaway CTA-Life
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- Published On:6 May 1999
- Took place at:Wirrina Paradise Cove Resort
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