2010

Asia-Oceania Tax Consultants' Association International Tax Conference

Source: National

Published Date: 25 Nov 2010

 
Formed in 1992, AOTCA now includes 19 leading tax organisations from 15 countries/regions from the Asia-Oceania region. The Foundation of AOTCA was attributed to the existence of the Confederation Fiscale Europeene (CFE), a European/UK organisation of tax advisers with a history of 50 years. AOTCA meets annually and organises a conference every second or third year.

This event included 11 speakers from six tax jurisdictions, including the Commissioner of Taxation, Australian Taxation Office. In particular, the program covered key developments and the current thinking coming out of the Asia-Oceanic region and the region's revenue authorities.

This event was aimed at tax advisers with clients operating in multiple jurisdictions.

Privacy and confidentiality - The rights of taxpayers and their advisors

Author(s): David J Williams CTA-Life

Interpretation of double tax agreements - Recent developments

Author(s): Roger Hamilton

Updates on investment opportunities in China

Author(s): Thomas Lee

Inbound investment

Author(s): Tony Clemens
Materials from this session:

Emerging trends in international tax


The increasing role of the OECD in setting tax policy

Author(s): Stephen Coleclough

Recent developments in transfer pricing

Author(s): David Russell CTA-Life

Details

  • Published On:25 Nov 2010
  • Took place at:Amora Hotel Jamison, Sydney

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