Miscellaneous 2005

Maintaining records of transactions - why, what and how?

Source: National

Published Date: 18 Mar 2005

 

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Do YOU have the appropriate and right documents? Topics covered in this paper include:

  • record keeping obligations
  • do the documents you keep stack up?
  • do in-house transactions stack up?
  • computer records
  • the effect of the consolidations regime
  • management of directors' minutes
  • understanding the importance of third party records/evidence, eg financiers
  • understanding the expectations of the ATO
  • contemporaneous documents should disclose facts, not fairy tales
  • evidential aspects

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Maintaining records of transactions

Author(s): Sue Williamson
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  • Published By: Sue Williamson
  • Published On:18 Mar 2005
  • Took place at:Perth Convention Exhibition Centre, WA

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