The comprehensive program included streams for stamp duties, pay-roll tax, and land tax. With all sessions, the aim was to provide enough information so that the general practitioner can understand and appreciate the issues, but also to cover the more technical matters for the specialists.
Dealing with state taxes
Author(s):
The Hon. Justice Ian Gzell
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session:
State taxes update
Author(s):
Jim Richards CTA
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session:
State taxes: case update
Author(s):
Fiona Halsey
,
Daniel Stein
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session:
Valuation and state taxes
Author(s):
Wayne Lonergan
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session:
Preventing avoidance of state and territory taxation - new traps for old players
Author(s):
James D Merralls
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session:
Climate change law - state taxation issues
Author(s):
Amrit Macintyre CTA
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session:
Payroll tax - how wide is the net and what is in it?
Author(s):
Kevin Lock
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session:
Land tax on trusts - the Victorian model
Author(s):
Chris Furnell
,
Grant Parsons
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session:
The shifting trust relationship
Author(s):
Ken Schurgott CTA-Life
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session:
The move to electronic land dealings: a national approach
Author(s):
Simon Libbis
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session:
The contingency principle - alive and well under the Duties Act?
Author(s):
John Caravousanos
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session:
Mixed bag of pay-roll tax lollies
Author(s):
Bob Smith
,
Rod Richardson
,
Fiona Elliott
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session:
Land rich - hidden riches
Author(s):
Campbell Rankine CTA
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session:
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- Published On:27 Jul 2006
- Took place at:Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart
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