This Convention is regarded by many as the premier tax education event in South Australia.
Topics covered included property development, business financing, trusts and CGT, primary production income, depreciating assets and partnerships.
Tax Issues in Property Development
Author(s):
Lachlan R Wolfers CTA
Tax Effective Products - Strategies Beyond the Obvious
Author(s):
Cameron Rhodes
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Financing your Business
Author(s):
Brenton Ellery
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Operating in a Consolidated World
Author(s):
Gary Martin
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Sam Howard CTA
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Trusts and CGT - The Hidden Dangers of the 'E' Events
Author(s):
Andrew Sinclair CTA
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Financing your Business - International Aspects
Author(s):
Tim Sandow CTA
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Jim Mcmillan FTI
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ETPs - Getting it right
Author(s):
Glynn Flaherty
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Primary Production Income - When is it taxed?
Author(s):
Trevor Gilbert
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Working with the Family Tax Benefit System
Author(s):
Mark Moffatt
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Depreciating Assets - Sales, write-offs and other issues
Author(s):
Peter Siebels
The New Section 109UB - The X Factor
Author(s):
Scott Bryant CTA
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Partnerships - Easier than you think?
Author(s):
Michael Butler CTA
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ATO Audits and Activity
Author(s):
Annette Chooi
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Details
- Published On:11 Mar 2004
- Took place at:Sunset Cove (Wirrina)
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