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  2015

2015 National GST Intensive

Source: National

Published Date: 17 Sep 2015

 
The 2015 National GST Intensive revisited some GST fundamentals and also covered topical areas including:
  • the latest issues arising in the areas of real property, wealth management, administration, compliance and dealing with the ATO
  • the international arena
  • panel discussion on the top 10 things we all need to know about GST.

You can't stop the music (or the general law) supply post-MBI properties

Author(s): Geoff Mann CTA
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Sticking to the facts creditable purpose after Rio Tinto

Author(s): Matt Strauch CTA
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Resolving disagreements before they become disputes

Author(s): Andrew Orme , Brad Miller CTA
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Speed update

Author(s): Steven Koufomanolis , Michael Barnett
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Consideration after MBI properties

Author(s): Chris Sievers
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Cross-border intangibles: Learnings from offshore

Author(s): Peter Konidaris ATI
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The truth about supply - Lessons from Reliance, Qantas and MBI

Author(s): James Hmelnitsky
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Cross-border intangibles: Learnings from offshore

Author(s): Josephine Drum
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GST & the sharing economy

Author(s): Matthew Cridland CTA , Alex Affleck
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Details

  • Published On:17 Sep 2015
  • Took place at:The Langham, Melbourne

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