2009

4th National Consolidation Symposium

Source: National

Published Date: 1 May 2009

 
This event was also held on 29 April 2009 at the Hilton at Melbourne International Airport. Any differences in sessions delivered are noted (e.g. a paper delivered at only one of the venues).

The objective of this event was to provide both experienced and inexperienced practitioners with an opportunity to further develop their skills in tax consolidation.

Consolidations and accounting - Traps and opportunities

Author(s): Ronen Vexler , Kristin Stubbins , David Romans , Belinda Harrison

ATO perspective on consolidation - Unravelling the mysteries of the single entity rule

Author(s): Des Maloney , Peter Walmsley

TOFA and tax consolidation

Author(s): Hayden Scott FTI , Julian Humphrey CTA , Mark Poole


Consolidation: Bringing it all together in 2009

Author(s): Brian Lane , Richard Czerwik FTI

Consolidation: Legislative changes (Part A) - ACA related amendments

Author(s): Ken Spence CTA-Life


Consolidation: Legislative changes (Part B)

Author(s): Peter Murray CTA-Life

Consolidation and mining assets - Some selected acquisition issues checklist

Author(s): Cameron Rider FTI

Less than the sum of the parts: Tax losses of consolidated groups

Author(s): Duncan R C Baxter

Tax consolidation - Financial services

Author(s): Tony Stolarek

Consolidation: Leaving - The sting in the tail

Author(s): Hayden Bentley

Consolidation in the Courts

Author(s): Michael Flynn KC, CTA-Life

Details

  • Published On:1 May 2009
  • Took place at:Sheraton on the Park, Sydney

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