This year’s conference offered a diverse program relevant to private capital, including the rise of AI-enabled tax functions, the attractiveness of Singapore as a tax platform, the New Zealand approach to infrastructure tax reform, tax issues arising from private capital holding period reviews, developments in tax dispute settlements, outbound investment structures, and stamp duty issues relevant to the real property asset lifecycle.
Keynote Address: Thin Capitalisation
Author(s):
Michael O'Meara
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session:
From Outback to Outbound: Navigating Offshore Investments for Institutional Investors
Author(s):
Gina Maio
,
Jayde Thompson
Materials from this
session:
Back to the Future? Interests in Land, Old Principles, New Challenges
Author(s):
Luke Imbriano FTI
,
Costa Koutsis CTA
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session:
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- Published On:18 Jun 2026
- Took place at:Crown sydney
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