The 5th GST Symposium comes at an opportune time in the short history of GST in Australia. The past 12 months have seen the release by the ATO of a number of critical GST rulings and information papers in crucial areas such as financial supplies and going concerns. From 1 July 2002, Division 129 adjustments apply for the first time. Further rulings are due in the areas of exports, and imports, property and partnerships. The Symposium will showcase sessions in each of these areas led by experts in the fields.
Interpretation of the GST legislation
Author(s):
Justice D Graham Hill
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GST and Tri-partite arrangements
Author(s):
Paul Stacey
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session:
GST and partnership issues
Author(s):
Lachlan R Wolfers CTA
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session:
Emerging mergers and acquisitions issues
Author(s):
Sophia Varelas
,
Ian Jeffrey
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session:
Financial supplies
Author(s):
Peter Edmundson
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session:
Insolvency issues workshops
Author(s):
Amrit Macintyre CTA
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session:
International issues workshop - imports and exports
Author(s):
Ross Stitt
,
Jeff Tyler
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session:
GST administration issues
Author(s):
Michael Perez FTI
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session:
GST administration issues (ATO response)
Author(s):
Steve Vesperman
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session:
Details
- Published On:17 Oct 2002
- Took place at:Sheraton Mirage, Gold Coast
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