2004

VICTORIAN/TASMANIAN STATE CONVENTION: TAX - A BALANCING ACT

Source: TAS

Published Date: 9 Sep 2004

 
With the High Court celebrating the role of diversity over certainty in Hart's case, this convention started with an address from Sackville J of the Federal Court on topics such as the role of the courts and Part IVA. The convention had three broad themes - investment issues, the SME sector and the corporate market.

Income tax considerations of financial investments

Author(s): Stephen Carpenter CTA

Recent developments in tax losses for companies

Author(s): Brad Schwarz , Martin Fry FTI

Compliance program - small to medium enterprise segment

Author(s): Michael Cranston

Property investment and development

Author(s): Ron Jorgensen CTA

Impact of not consolidating

Author(s): Craig Mccormick

Characterising receipts and outgoings

Author(s): Jennifer Batrouney AM KC

Market valuations for tax purposes

Author(s): Michael Charles ATI


New superannuation strategies

Author(s): Bernie O'Sullivan CTA



International tax inbound investment

Author(s): Mark Green

CGT exit strategies for SMEs

Author(s): Daniel Smedley CTA

Tax project management

Author(s): Brian Patterson

Stamp duty developments

Author(s): Frank Brody

New accounting standards and tax

Author(s): Brett Kallio
Materials from this session:

Tax aspects of creating and exploiting intellectual property

Author(s): Joanne Woodcock

Details

  • Published On:9 Sep 2004
  • Took place at:Country Club Resort, Launceston

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