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  2016

16th Annual States' Taxation Conference

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 27 Jul 2016

 
This event covered some of the following topics:
  • a common charity definition?
  • compliance trends
  • cases and legislation update
  • payroll tax - employment agent rules - how far does the legislation extend?

Tax litigation from the Commissioner's perspective

Author(s): Brad Prentice , Paula Thorne
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Landholder duty and transfer duty in the context of government asset sales and public private partnership transactions

Author(s): Barbara Phair
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A common charity definition?

Author(s): Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission
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Duties: Trust issues

Author(s): Katrina Parkyn ATI , Leah Ranie
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Tax reform - The federal/state interplay

Author(s): Robert Carling
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The nature of a state tax appeal

Author(s): David W Marks KC CTA
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Duties contemporary valuation issues

Author(s): Michael Churchill ATI
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Employment agents - How far does the legislation extend

Author(s): Chris Furnell
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Employment rebates and incentives

Author(s): Anne Bailey
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Cases update 2016

Author(s): Nicholas Clifton , Jacqueline Wood CTA
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Evolution of the relevant contract provisions

Author(s): Kevin Jowono
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Tax reform: The Commonwealth state interplay - Commonwealth spending revenue situation, and state finances

Author(s): Robert Schwarz
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Details

  • Published On:27 Jul 2016
  • Took place at:Darwin Convention Centre, NT

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