This conference includes papers on: The State Taxes Environment in 2001; Tax Reform, GST and State Taxes; Cases Update; State Taxes in the Electronic Age; Stamp Duty.
Stamping Multi Jurisdictional Mortgages
Author(s):
John Loxton
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An Economic Focus on the States fiscal environment
Author(s):
Doug Mctaggart
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Legislative State of Play
Author(s):
B.J Sullivan
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Impact of State Stamp Duty Rewrites
Author(s):
A Mason
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Tax Reform, GST and State Taxes
Author(s):
Andrew Smith
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State Taxes in the Electronic Age - Facilities & Features
Author(s):
Rachel Sieff
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Stamp Duty and land-rich company provisions
Author(s):
Peter Collins
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Stamp Duty on Intellectual Property and Business Transfers
Author(s):
Monojit Ray
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Joanne Seve
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Stamp Duty and Corporate Reorganisations
Author(s):
Peter Mcmahon
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Pay-Roll Tax Grouping Provisions
Author(s):
Richard Turner
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State Taxes In The Electronic Age - Legal Issues
Author(s):
Jeff Mann
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Stamp duty administration workshop
Author(s):
Carolyn Mall
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Pay-roll tax treatment of benefits and superannuation
Author(s):
Kevin Lock
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Dealing with the Commissioner
Author(s):
Mark L Robertson
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Pay-Roll Tax Administration Workshop
Author(s):
Michael Stevens
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Details
- Published On:26 Jul 2001
- Took place at:Dockside, Darling Harbour, Sydney
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