This event was designed to deliver the most up-to-date thinking on many of the private client advisers' most common tools in trade and to bring to light emerging trends which may impact upon them. It covered trusts, Division 7A, Part IVA, small business restructure roll-over in practice, corporate and commercial, and ATO perspectives.
Structuring trusts for foreign stakeholders - It affects everyone
Author(s):
Melinda Peters
,
Catherine Nufer-Barr
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session:
Superannuation and estate planning - The new frontier
Author(s):
Scott Hay-Bartlem CTA
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session:
What attracts the Commissioner's attention for private business and resolving complex issues
Author(s):
Martin Jacobs
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session:
Intergenerational wealth transfers
Author(s):
Jodie Mills CTA
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session:
SME demergers and capital returns - Is the small business restructure rollover the answer?
Author(s):
John Middleton CTA
,
Christine Palmer
Cash-back opportunities for private businesses
Author(s):
Greg Pratt CTA
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session:
Ongoing use of trusts after the next election
Author(s):
Bob Deutsch
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session:
Financing start-ups
Author(s):
Ben Wood
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- Published On:31 May 2018
- Took place at:The Palazzo Versace Hotel, Gold Coast
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