1997

36th Annual Victorian/Tasmanian State Convention - ''Navigating the Best Course''

Source: TAS

Published Date: 11 Sep 1997

 
Focuses on key taxation issues in the structuring, acquisition and financing of businesses. Topics include: tax losses rules, franking credit rules, evaluation of alternative business structures, examination of financing alternatives, and CGT rewrite.

Landmark Decisions of the Last Decade


Tax Losses - the Rules Affecting Availability

Author(s): Pauline Grodski

Tax Law Changes: Designing the Vessel

Author(s): Ray L Conwell

Restructuring: Is the Vessel Seaworthy?


The TLIP: How to Live with Two Acts

Author(s): Michael O'Shannassy , F. John Morgan

Stamp Duty Implications of Corporate Reconstructions

Author(s): Sue Williamson

Taxation Issues for Trusts

Author(s): Rob Jeremiah
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Capital Gains Workshop

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Litigation against the Tax Adviser

Author(s): Peter Rashleigh

Financing the Acquisition and Expansion of Businesses

Author(s): Michael Andrew

Trust Accounting and Tax

Author(s): Keith James
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Controversial Tax Announcements

Author(s): Richard Shaddick
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Capital Gains Rewrite

Author(s): Mark Poole
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Superannuation: the Latest Changes

Author(s): Gabriel Szondy

Employment Taxes: Recent Developments

Author(s): Garry Sebo

Tax Effective Investments

Author(s): John Mccormark
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Franking Credits: Weathering the Storm

Author(s): Patrick Broughan

Details

  • Published On:11 Sep 1997
  • Took place at:Country Club Casino, Launceston

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