This set of seminar papers discusses a number of topical tax issues, including: Tax reform - where are we?, The rulings system, Debt equity, Thin capitalisation, Capital allowances, Investment rules applying to superannuation funds, Mass marketed schemes, GST and the going concern concession.
Tax reform - where are we?
Author(s):
Alice McCleary CTA-Life
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Capital allowances workshop
Author(s):
M Stewart
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Debt equity and thin capitalisation
Author(s):
Ian Dinnison
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Tax and commercial negotiations
Author(s):
Graeme Halperin CTA
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Capital allowances - surviving the transition
Author(s):
Brian Patterson
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Thin capitalisation - inbound and outbound
Author(s):
Damien L Lockie CTA-Life
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Mass marketed schemes
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Jennifer Batrouney AM KC
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Investment rules applying to superannuation funds
Author(s):
Noelle Kelleher
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Business and investment structures
Author(s):
Peter Riley
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Latest tax cases and rulings
Author(s):
Keith James CTA
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CGT Concessions under the microscope
Author(s):
Rob Jeremiah CTA
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Losses - carry forward losses and integrity measures
Author(s):
Stephen Carpenter CTA
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Going, going gone! - GST and the going concern concession
Author(s):
Michael B Evans
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David Evans
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The rulings system - which one, if any, apply for now?
Author(s):
Michael Clough FTI
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- Published On:30 Aug 2001
- Took place at:Cumberland Resort, Lorne, Victoria
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