The 39th Victorian State Convention focuses on the impact of Business Tax Reforms in 2000/01 and the issues that need to be addressed before 1 July 2001.
Impact of Government Strategies on Tax Administration
Author(s):
AH (Tony) Slater QC
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Loss and Integrity Measures
Author(s):
Martin Fry FTI
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Issues for Companies
Author(s):
David Wood CTA
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Cameron Rider FTI
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Issues for Investors and Trusts
Author(s):
Jack Stuk CTA
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Graeme Halperin CTA
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Scrip for Scrip
Author(s):
Andrew Hutchinson
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Paul Abbey
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The New Business Tax System - Planning Issues
Author(s):
Rob Jeremiah CTA
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The New Business Tax System - Planning & Structuring
Author(s):
Peter Collins
Tax Issues after a Change in Ownership
Author(s):
Adam Davis
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Current Issues in Financing
Author(s):
Tony Stolarek
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Latest cases and Rulings
Author(s):
Keith James CTA
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GST and the Large Corporate Experience
Author(s):
Paul Warton
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GST in Manufacturing, Retail and Distribution
Author(s):
C.R Beavis
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GST in Banking and Finance
Author(s):
Peter Lane
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Self Managed Superannuation Funds
Author(s):
A Nicolson
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Current Issues with Loan Accounts
Author(s):
Clive Bird CTA
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Details
- Published On:7 Sep 2000
- Took place at:Cumberland Lorne Resort
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