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2001 Corporate Tax Intensive - "Business Tax Reform"

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 23 Feb 2001

 
The 2001 Corporate Tax Intensive focuses on a number of significant issues in tax reform, including: consolidations, the pre-CGT treaty debate, new rules for dividend imputation, capital allowances and issues in corporate finance.

Business tax reform and the Board of Taxation

Author(s): John Harvey
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The next four months pre tax reform 'the way ahead'

Author(s): Richard Shaddick
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Issues in corporate finance

Author(s): Frank O'Loughlin
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Workshop one: consolidations - cost base allocations

Author(s): Trevor R Hughes , Andrew Hutchinson , Paul Abbey , Garry Bourke , Peter Murray , David Romans
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The pre-CGT treaty debate

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Workshop two: consolidations - losses

Author(s): Duncan R C Baxter , J.L Gonsalves , Cameron Rider , Kevin Jones , Gordon Thring , Andrew Warren
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Workshop three: capital allowances

Author(s): Martin Fry , Damien L Lockie , Carl Dilena , Mark Morris , Chen Leong , Tim Davies
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New rules for dividend imputation

Author(s): Peter Van Den Broek
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Details

  • Published On:23 Feb 2001
  • Took place at:BHP Global Leadership Centre, Yuroke, Victoria

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