This paper covers:
- duties exemptions and the nominal duty provisions
- connected entity provisions
- tips and traps - common errors made by clients which lead to requisitions (including with respect to valuations) and delays.
Primary production
State taxes
Payroll tax
Applying the Duties Act, 2008 in 2017 - Working with the OSR to ensure the best outcomes for your client
Source: Western Australia
Published Date: 25 May 2017
Individual Session
Applying the Duties Act, 2008 in 2017 - Working with the OSR to ensure the best outcomes for your client
Author(s):
Celia Long
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published By: Celia Long
- Published On:25 May 2017
- Took place at:City West Receptions, West Perth
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Primary production
State taxes
Payroll tax
Land tax
Superannuation
Trusts
Tax administration
2017
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