2012

2012 National GST Intensive

Source: National

Published Date: 6 Sep 2012

 
  • The Tax Institute's annual GST Intensive is the pre-eminent national conference for the GST specialist. Keynote speakers this year included Deputy Commissioner Indirect Tax, James O'Halloran and Deputy Chief Tax Counsel Robert Olding, CTA, both of the Australian Taxation Office covering the administrative and technical side of GST.
  • This year, in light of the ongoing discussion about GST, Michael Evans, FTI, presented on GST reform. This was an enlightening session where practitioners heard about the latest developments in this space. Other sessions covered off the latest issues arising in the areas of wealth management, infrastructure projects and compensation for loss. The final session, on GST and real property, a significant and complex area for many practitioners when giving advice, given the quantum of funds involved, was a session of particular relevance given the Australian Taxation Office's recent treatment of refunds.

GST and E-commerce

Author(s): Jeremy Geale CTA , Alison Sharpe

Joint keynote address

Author(s): Robert Olding , James O'Halloran

GST issues and wealth management

Author(s): Bill Packwood , Amelia O’Rourke
Materials from this session:

Compensation for loss: Settlement arrangements, court orders and warranty claims

Author(s): Jayr Teng , Geoff Mann CTA , Nika Dharmadasa

Cross border transactions: GST update

Author(s): Denis Mccarthy ATI

GST and real property

Author(s): Scott Mcgill CTA , Heydon Miller

GST case update

Author(s): Cindy Zhang , Cathryn Ferraris

Refunds and the brave new world of section 105-65

Author(s): Michelle Bennett CTA

El Condor Pasa - Is GST change inevitable?

Author(s): Michael B Evans

Consideration reconsidered

Author(s): Kevin O’Rourke

GST and infrastructure projects

Author(s): Patrick Lavery CTA , Tony Windle ATI

GST ruling system in practice

Author(s): Mark L Robertson

Compensation for loss: GST issues from the insured's perspective

Author(s): Michael Flanderka

Aquisition supplies

Author(s): Andrew Sommer CTA , Brad Miller CTA

Managing GST/VAT in the Asian century

Author(s): Lachlan R Wolfers CTA

Details

  • Published On:6 Sep 2012
  • Took place at:Hilton Sydney

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