Since its inception on 1 July 2000, a number of provisions in the GST Act have been identified as being difficult and problematic. This Seminar has been designed to focus on some of those areas and to give practical advice on how to deal with the following issues, including: Property and Construction; Business Re-organisations; Litigation, settlements and court orders; Cross Border Transactions.
Cross Border Perspectives on GST
Author(s):
Paul O'Brien
Materials from this
session:
Litigation, Settlements and Court Orders
Author(s):
John W De Wijn KC CTA - Life
Materials from this
session:
GST Implications of Business Re-Organisations - Mergers and
Author(s):
Sophia Varelas
,
Ian Jeffrey
New Issues in the GST Treatment of Real Estate
Author(s):
Lachlan R Wolfers CTA
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published On:1 Mar 2001
- Took place at:Perth Cultural Centre, Perth
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