2013

Agribusiness - Planning to Succeed

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 19 Mar 2013

 
  • Australia's various primary production industries have continued to show resilience in the face of a high Australian dollar, ever-changing weather patterns and the constantly shifting demands of the global marketplace. Agribusiness - already pivotal in the national and South Australian economies - is only likely to become of greater significance as Australia, with its leading farm technology and exceptional standards for quality and consistency, aspires to become the food bowl of Asia.
  • With strong growth in many sectors, clients are inevitably turning to their professional advisers for increased strong support - not only to navigate a safe path through the numerous tax traps - but to identify opportunities for forward planning and future growth.
  • This dedicated agribusiness seminar accommodated these changes and covered the following topics:
  • maximising your clients' income opportunities
  • structuring issues for commercial fishing and aquaculture
  • wine equalisation tax
  • trading stock - don't get hurt
  • PPSA

Maximising your clients' income opportunities

Author(s): John Crouch CTA , Peter Slegers CTA

"Trading stock - don't get caught"

Author(s): Michael Mcclaren CTA

The wine equalisation tax rebate

Author(s): Brett Zimmermann CTA

Structuring issues for commercial fishing and aquaculture

Author(s): Stephen James ATI

Details

  • Published On:19 Mar 2013
  • Took place at:Intercontinental Adelaide

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