The 2001 Corporate Tax Intensive focuses on a number of significant issues in tax reform, including: consolidations, the pre-CGT treaty debate, new rules for dividend imputation, capital allowances and issues in corporate finance.
Business tax reform and the Board of Taxation
Author(s):
John Harvey
Materials from this
session:
The next four months pre tax reform 'the way ahead'
Author(s):
Richard Shaddick
Issues in corporate finance
Author(s):
Frank O'Loughlin CTA
Materials from this
session:
Workshop one: consolidations - cost base allocations
Author(s):
Andrew Hutchinson
,
Paul Abbey
,
Trevor R Hughes CTA
,
Garry Bourke ATI
,
Peter Murray CTA-Life
,
David Romans
Materials from this
session:
The pre-CGT treaty debate
Author(s):
The Hon. Justice Ian Gzell
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session:
Workshop two: consolidations - losses
Author(s):
Duncan R C Baxter
,
Gordon Thring CTA
,
J.L Gonsalves
,
Kevin Jones CTA
,
Cameron Rider FTI
,
Andrew Warren
Materials from this
session:
Workshop three: capital allowances
Author(s):
Mark Morris FTI
,
Damien L Lockie CTA-Life
,
Martin Fry FTI
,
Carl Dilena
,
Chen Leong
,
Tim Davies
Materials from this
session:
New rules for dividend imputation
Author(s):
Peter Van Den Broek CTA
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published On:23 Feb 2001
- Took place at:BHP Global Leadership Centre, Yuroke, Victoria
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