This paper covers:
- implementing and interpreting tax treaties
- residence and attribution of income
- business profits
- collective investment vehicles
- expatriates
- exchange of tax information.
International tax & business
2011
Practical implications of Australia's recent tax treaties
Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 19 May 2011
Individual Session
Practical implications of Australia's recent tax treaties
Author(s):
Richard J Vann CTA
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- Published By: Richard J Vann CTA
- Published On:19 May 2011
- Took place at:Hilton Sydney, Sydney
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