The Tax Institute's National GST Conference - Australia's pre-eminent event for GST practitioners and corporate advisory specialists returned to Sydney in 2021. The program was delivered over two days by some of Australia's leading GST experts from the tax profession, industry and government. Many of the conference sessions had an in depth look through topical issues providing practical takeaways and applications for GST specialists.
ATO Deputy Commissioner address
Author(s):
Rebecca Saint
Materials from this
session:
Property - 'Update on perennial issues'
Author(s):
Rebecca Lawrence
,
Andrew Compton
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session:
E-invoicing
Author(s):
Mark Stockwell
,
Matthew Prouse
,
Dever Brady
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session:
Taxation of not-for-profits and charities
Author(s):
Samanath Marsh
,
Geoff Mann CTA
,
Hayley Young
,
Elizabeth John
Materials from this
session:
Medicine, food and beverages: The crooked line in the sand between GST-Free and 10%
Author(s):
Ken Fehily CTA
Travelex: Understanding the aftermath
Author(s):
Kevin O’Rourke
,
Patrick Boyd
Materials from this
session:
Compulsory information requests in an era of mass data
Author(s):
Andrew Sommer CTA
Materials from this
session:
Hot topics, issues and tips
Author(s):
Tanya O'Callaghan
,
Sasha Smith
Materials from this
session:
The Gold Case - where to from here
Author(s):
Chris Sievers
Materials from this
session:
Financial supplies update
Author(s):
Katrina Parkyn ATI
,
Virginia Gogan
Materials from this
session:
Details
- Published On:2 Dec 2021
- Took place at:Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour
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