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  2016

2016 National GST Intensive

Source: National

Published Date: 8 Sep 2016

 
For a somewhat simple tax, GST continues to surprise many practitioners with its increasing complexity. This event recognised this complexity, and covered emerging and topical areas as well as looking at some of the basic building blocks of GST that continue to be controversial. Some topics covered include:
  • international developments
  • when property and GST gets tricky ... and more interesting
  • old and new developments in tax administration
  • correcting mistakes ratification.

The tips and traps with little known exemptions

Author(s): Hana Thorson , Jane Spencer , Rhys Guild
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Old and new developments in tax administration

Author(s): Gina Lazanas CTA , Rebecca Smith , Robyn Thomas
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Identifying the supply for GST purposes

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International developments

Author(s): Suzanne Kneen CTA , Josephine Drum
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Disruptive technologies and the GST law: Old problems in a new form

Author(s): David Esposito , Jeremy Geale CTA
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Hot topics in GST: Where did all the heat go?

Author(s): Rhys Penning
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Taking the purpose out of creditable purpose

Author(s): Kevin O’Rourke
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Correcting mistakes - Rectification and ratification

Author(s): Michael Patane CTA , David W Marks KC CTA , Alex Affleck
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Speed update - Cases

Author(s): Chris Sievers
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Issues in financial services

Author(s): George Spathis , Craig Klapdor CTA , Alex Affleck
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Details

  • Published On:8 Sep 2016
  • Took place at:Four Points Darling Harbour

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