The Second Annual States' Taxation Conference 2002 focuses on State Taxes, including: Revenue offices in the future, stamp duty on transfers of intellectual property and goodwill, pay roll tax and contractors - where to from here, the use of reciprocal powers in interjurisdiction audits, dealing with and managing an audit, the impact of consolidation and demergers on State Taxes, WA Government's review of State Taxes 2002, stamp duty update in issues dealing with trusts, custodians and MIA issues, mortgage duty after the rewrites, State Tax treatment of superannuation and benefits, real property round-up, corporate reconstruction exemptions, the pay-roll tax grouping provisions, and document retention policies.
State taxes cases update and significant developments
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Garry Sebo
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WA Government's review of State Taxes 2002
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Jonathan Ilbery CTA-Life
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Stamp duty update dealing in trusts, custodians & MIA issues
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Melinda Watson
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WA Taxation Administration Bill - key differences
Author(s):
Nicki Suchenia
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Mortgage duty after the rewrites - harmonisation or chaos?
Author(s):
Barbara Phair
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State tax treatment of superannuation and benefits
Author(s):
Elizabeth Lucas ATI
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Real property round-up
Author(s):
Bob Mitchell
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Corporate reconstruction exemptions
Author(s):
Carolyn Mall
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Payroll tax grouping provisions - purpose & application
Author(s):
Gary Matthews ATI
Document retention policies
Author(s):
Jennifer Batrouney AM KC
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Revenue Offices into the future
Author(s):
Peter Achterstraat
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Stamp duty on transfers of intellectual property & goodwill
Author(s):
Frank Brody
Pay roll tax and contractors - where to from here?
Author(s):
Doug Tredinnick
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The use of reciprocal powers in interjurisdiction audits
Author(s):
Jim H Hall
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Dealing with and managing an audit
Author(s):
Michael Perez FTI
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The impact of consolidation and demergers on state taxes
Author(s):
Tim Grace
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- Published On:25 Jul 2002
- Took place at:Hotel Sofitel, Melbourne
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