2008

Agribusiness Intensive

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 20 Aug 2008

 
Agribusiness has always been a cornerstone of the Australian economy. However, the water crisis, the introduction of an ETS, anticipated consolidation of the wine sector, uncertainty surrounding the ATO MIS test case and many other emerging issues continue to subject this sector to ever increasing change.

To address the challenges, market players will significantly rely on their professional advisers to assist them not only with their tax affairs but in dealing with a broad range of new and emerging issues.

At this event, speakers presented a range of topical tax and non-tax issues, including:

  • agribusiness - topical tax issues
  • small business CGT relief for primary producers
  • climate change developments
  • trusts and succession planning issues
  • emerging tax issues for wineries and viticulture
  • primary production concessions.

Agribusiness - Topical tax issues

Author(s): Merv Burton


Climate change issues

Author(s): Fraser Bell

Trust and succession planning issues

Author(s): Ben Wilson CTA

Emerging tax issues for wineries and viticulture

Author(s): Peter Slegers CTA

Primary production concessions

Author(s): Barbie Chiro CTA

Details

  • Published On:20 Aug 2008
  • Took place at:Hyatt Regency, Adelaide

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