The new Consolidation Regime will change the income tax landscape for all corporate groups. There are important planning issues for the acquisition or disposal of a wholly-owned entity and of particular assets. Group reorganisations, franking account planning, asset transfers and transfer of losses are all affected. This seminar ensures that you are aware of technical and practical issues under this new regime.
A Background to the New Consolidation Regime
Author(s):
David J Williams CTA-Life
Consolidation: Overview
Author(s):
Christopher Catt
,
Jim Mcmillan FTI
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session:
Bringing Losses into a Consolidated Group on Joining
Author(s):
Mark Ferrier
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session:
How to Utilise Losses Within a Consolidated Group
Author(s):
Tony Cooper
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session:
The Impact of Consolidation on the Tax Values of Assets
Author(s):
David Watkins CTA
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session:
International Aspects of Consolidations
Author(s):
Alf Capito
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session:
Consolidation: How Aware are you of the Issues?
Author(s):
Michael Barbour CTA
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session:
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- Published On:15 Feb 2001
- Took place at:Swiss Grand Hotel, Bondi Beach, Sydney
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