2013

13th Annual States' Taxation Conference

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 25 Jul 2013

 
The Annual States' Taxation Conference remains the only national conference covering all state and territory taxes in one technical program. With presenters from both the private and government sectors, the program was pitched at a level that provides the general practitioner with a good understanding of current issues, with more technical topics covered in depth for the tax specialists.

Considerable effort was made to present topics with content covering the legislation of all the states and territories. These included the Commissioners' audit and investigative powers, exemptions and concessions in landholder duty, issues affecting contracts, the judicial and administrative approach to aggregation, public takeovers, and issues arising under the various self-assessment regimes. There was the usual update on significant cases will be followed by an expert panel discussion drawing out the practical implications from the key cases. Payroll tax topics were also extensive, including exemptions, rebates and concessions, the employment agency provisions, and harmonisation from a practitioner's perspectives.

Payroll tax exemptions, rebates and concessions

Author(s): Brett Monger


State taxes update

Author(s): Lee Jurga

Exemptions and concessions in landholder duty

Author(s): Sue Bosch

The self-assessment experience

Author(s): Sally Newman CTA , Nicki Suchenia

Payroll tax - Employment agency provisions

Author(s): Lewis Popov

The Commissioner's audit and investigation powers

Author(s): Wakefield Natalie , David W Marks KC CTA

Payroll tax harmonisation - A practitioner's perspective

Author(s): Glynn Flaherty

Takeover of listed landholders - Managing the duty implications

Author(s): Peter Mcmahon

Details

  • Published On:25 Jul 2013
  • Took place at:Hilton, Adelaide

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