2003

Third Annual States' Taxation Conference

Source: National

Published Date: 24 Jul 2003

 
This conference covered the major tax lines of all Australian jurisdictions in the one program.

The focus was on the issues that are impacting you and your clients. For example everyone advising on state taxes needs to:
- understand, in our changing tax environment, how differing structures and relationships impact on how our clients account for State taxes
- see how the Revenue Offices are moving online - appreciating the opportunities and risks this presents
- be on top of the latest approaches to reviewing decisions of our Revenue Offices

The program was a mix of the practical and the technical - relevant to general practitioners and state tax specialists alike.

Stamp Duty - Partnerships and Joint Ventures

Author(s): Adrian Chek CTA

Payroll Tax - Registration Thresholds and Exemptions

Author(s): Paul Siddle



State Taxes Update and Significant Developments

Author(s): Garry Sebo


The Payroll Tax Grouping Provisions - Practical Application

Author(s): Carolyn Mall

Business and Family Stamp Duty Concessions

Author(s): Damien Clarke

Workers Compensation/Payroll Issues for Employers

Author(s): Madeleine Mattera


Payroll Tax and Contractors - Active Issues

Author(s): Keith Polkinghorne

Stamp Duty Implications of Property Development

Author(s): Harry Lakis CTA

Impact of Stamp Duty on Financing Transactions

Author(s): Randal Dennings , Helen Gordon

Details

  • Published On:24 Jul 2003
  • Took place at:Sheraton Hotel, Brisbane

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