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  Income tax 2020

Foreign income tax offsets - Domestic laws reign supreme

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 11 Mar 2020

 

This presentation covers:

  • an overview of the facts and judgments in the Burton Case
  • a brief overview of the relevant provisions within the FITO regime;
  • the key principles of Australia's Double Taxation Agreement (DTAs)
  • a brief analysis of the decision in the Burton Case
  • a potential structuring solution for taxpayers looking to invest in foreign real property.

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Foreign income tax offsets - Domestic laws reign supreme

Author(s): Amanda Kazacos , Amanda Uppal , Isabella Wong
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  • Published By: Amanda Kazacos
  • Published On:11 Mar 2020
  • Took place at:International Convention Centre, Sydney

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