2002

TIA Corporate Tax Instensive 2002 - "Array of Light"

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 21 Jun 2002

 
This tax instensive focusses on the consolidation regime, given its impact and importance as one of the key planks in the tax reform agenda. A full update on the current state of the consolidation law and announcements, together with practical workshops are provided.

Consolidation

Author(s): Peter Murray CTA-Life

Consolidation - allocable cost amount

Author(s): Trevor R Hughes CTA

Consolidation - international aspects

Author(s): Peter Van Den Broek CTA

Capital management

Author(s): Martin Fry FTI

Tax effective accounting

Author(s): Duncan R C Baxter , Chris Biermann
Materials from this session:

Asset disposals and reorganisations in a revenue law context

Author(s): Frank O'Loughlin CTA

Reorganisations & disposals from within a consolidated group

Author(s): Mark Northeast CTA , Steven Stevens

Reorganisations and disposals outside a consolidated group

Author(s): Tim Grace

Cooperative compliance program

Author(s): Gordon Mckimmie

Debt equity

Author(s): Mark Morris FTI
Materials from this session:

GST pitfalls for corporates

Author(s): Ian Jeffrey

Challenges now facing the corporate group

Author(s): Frank Drenth

Consolidations - losses

Author(s): Paul Abbey
Materials from this session:

Details

  • Published On:21 Jun 2002
  • Took place at:The Continental Hotel, Phillip Island

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