This year's Corporate Tax Intensive provided a forum for an interesting mix of current corporate tax issues examined by experts in their respective fields. There was a combination of 'old topics', with new slants arising from recent developments, and 'new topics'.
Capital management post McNeil
Author(s):
Ernie Chang FTI
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Division 250 - asset financing with tax preferred entities
Author(s):
Neil Ward
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Tax risk management
Author(s):
Tony Fulton ATI
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Off-market share buybacks
Author(s):
Vivian Chang CTA
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Thin capitalisation and AIFRS
Author(s):
Larry Gafinowitz
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Transfer pricing implications of related party funding arrangements
Author(s):
Paul Balkus
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Recent corporate tax loss developments
Author(s):
Andrew Woollard CTA
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Current issues facing corporates in interpreting the debt equity rules in a cross border context
Author(s):
Martin Fry FTI
The current cross border co-operation arrangements between revenue authorities
Author(s):
Jan Farrell
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Recent High Court decisions on the capital-income divide
Author(s):
C John Taylor
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Carbon consequences: preparing for the Australian emissions trading system: flow-on tax consequences
Author(s):
Judy Morris
Corporate acquisitions and demergers
Author(s):
Richard Hendriks CTA
Failing to withhold non-resident withholding tax
Author(s):
Betsy Howe CTA
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- Published On:1 Nov 2007
- Took place at:Crowne Plaza Hunter Valley
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