This session discusses and analyses the significant cases and decisions from the past 12-months, the issues they bring to light, and any implications moving forward.
2023
Anti-avoidance
Advising on bygone anti-avoidance rules in the new world
Source: Western Australia
Published Date: 22 Mar 2023
Individual Session
Author(s):
Madeleine Daly
,
Shea Lukey
,
Shahzeb Panhwar
Materials from this
session:
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- Published By: Madeleine Daly, Shahzeb Panhwar, Shea Lukey
- Published On:22 Mar 2023
- Took place at:The Westin Perth
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