2004

18TH NATIONAL CONVENTION: FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE

Source: National

Published Date: 1 Apr 2004

 
At this year's National Convention, the technical program focussed on the critical tax foundation streams which have emerged from the past few years of radical change. Key principles and trends were examined, along with the challenges they present. Moreover, local as well as offshore tax technical areas were included in the program to cover the full range of delegate practice areas.

Managing Risks in a Tax Audit - The Tax Man Cometh

Author(s): Michael Bersten

Current Tax Foundations - Moving Targets

Author(s): Tony Stolarek

Stamp Duty - Cross Jurisdictional Issues

Author(s): Harry Lakis

Superannuation - An Update

Author(s): Sharyn Long

This Capitalisation/Cross Border Financing

Author(s): Richard Shaddick

Winding up a Company

Author(s): Allan W Blaikie
Materials from this session:


Vesting of a Trust

Author(s): Tony Pointon

Dissolving a Partnership

Author(s): David W Marks

Tax Management of the Client Investment Portfolio

Author(s): Stephen Carpenter

Pensions and Benefits - Estate Planning

Author(s): Daniel Butler , John Sudano

Transfer Pricing: Recent Developments

Author(s): Zara Ritchie

Developments in the Taxation of Trusts and Beneficiaries

Author(s): Terry Murphy


Intellectual Property and Black Hole Expenditure

Author(s): Andrew O'Bryan

Tax Strategies & Superannuation Investments

Author(s): Stephen Heath


SMEs Going Offshore - Chart Your Course

Author(s): Ross Seller

Details

  • Published On:1 Apr 2004
  • Took place at:Grand Hyatt, Melbourne

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