1998

37th Annual Victorian State Convention - "Changing Tides "

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 10 Sep 1998

 
This year's convention focussed on the 'Changing Tides' and the moves or shifts in Government policy, ATO administration and the interpretation of the Courts that are of most significance to tax advisors. The convention includes sessions on:
- deductions
- the future of companies
- CGT
- Anti-avoidance
- Trusts as an appropriate structuring vehicle, and
- 'Smart' Tax Advice

Are companies still appropriate structuring vehicles?

Author(s): Rob Jeremiah

Capital Gains Tax and Trusts

Author(s): Mark Poole
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The Australian international tax regime

Author(s): Craig Saunders , Cameron Rider

Anti-avoidance provisions

Author(s): Tony Pagone QC
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Controversial tax announcements, cases and rulings

Author(s): Keith James

Current issues confronting the ATO

Author(s): Michael D'Ascenzo

Are franking credits available?

Author(s): Tony Pane
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Deductions

Author(s): John W De Wijn
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Remuneration planning

Author(s): Elizabeth Lucas
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"Smart tax advice" : dangerous or essential

Author(s): Michael Clough

Superannuation and retirement planning

Author(s): Gabriel Szondy

Tax reform and GST

Author(s): Michael B Evans
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The role of the Court in interpreting taxation legislation

Author(s): Daryl Dawson

Trusts: still and appropriate structuring vehicle?

Author(s): Peter Riley

Details

  • Published On:10 Sep 1998
  • Took place at:Cumberland Lorne Resort, Victoria

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