2004

4TH WORLD TAX CONFERENCE 2004

Source: International

Published Date: 25 Feb 2004

 
The comprehensive technical world tax program, delivered by leading experts in their field from around the globe, provided relevant international tax advice and is sure to be the leading practical tax event of its nature.

Countries around the world have undertaken or are in the throes of undertaking tax reform. Accentuated by recent announcements in the US of significant tax reform initiatives, it has become apparent that in this age of globalisation every country needs to learn from each other. The 2004 World Tax Conference looked at trends in tax reform, tax administration with particular emphasis on combating tax avoidance, the Revenue and adviser issues.

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World Trends in Tax Policy

Author(s): Howell H Zee
Materials from this session:

Controlled Foreign Companies Legislation

Author(s): Brian J Arnold

Value Added Tax/Goods and Services Tax

Author(s): Roderick Cordara

Investment Issues and Tax Opportunities - Eastern Europe

Author(s): Paul Barnes

Investment Issues and Tax Opportunities - Australia

Author(s): Alf Capito

Investment Issues and Tax Opportunities - South America

Author(s): John A Mclees

Investment Issues and Tax Opportunities - South East Asia

Author(s): Warrick Cleine

Investment Issues and Tax Opportunities - China

Author(s): Daniel Chan

Investment Issues and Tax Opportunities - South Africa

Author(s): Colin Wolfsohn

Role of Courts in Interpreting Double Taxation Agreements

Author(s): Justice D Graham Hill

Recent Canadian Developments in Transfer Pricing

Author(s): Edwin G Kroft

Transfer Pricing - EU and UK Developments

Author(s): Tim Ambrose

Transfer Pricing - Recent Developments in Australia

Author(s): David Russell CTA-Life

Countering International Tax Avoidance

Author(s): Malcolm Gammie KC

Planning for Retiring Abroad - Europe

Author(s): Greg Hollingsworth

A Practical Look at E-Commerce and Source Rules

Author(s): Bill Cannon

Foreign Tax Credits

Author(s): Robert Deutsch CTA
Materials from this session:

International Taxation of the Financial Sector

Author(s): John Cullinane

Overview of Australian Tax Reform

Author(s): Dr Michael Dirkis CTA

Restrictions on the Role of International Tax Advisers

Author(s): Anthony P Molloy

Cross Border Property Investment

Author(s): Adrian Crawford
Materials from this session:

Australian Inbound Property Investment

Author(s): Peter Madden CTA

Details

  • Published On:25 Feb 2004
  • Took place at:Sheraton on the Park, Sydney

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