2007

Manoeuvring the Maze: Tax Forum

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 24 May 2007

 
With so many tax issues facing us at all levels from SME to Top 100, navigating a safe course is more challenging than ever. This convention was divided into three streamscovering:
- SME Issues - focussing on topics that affect practitioners working in corporate tax groups within businesses and with SME clients. It included practical sessions on structuring professional practices and succession planning and specific SME issues in the areas of contractors vs employees and planning for the new CGT small business concessions.
- Corporate Issues - focussing on issues relevant to practitioners with large business clients including issues with consolidations, employee share plans, corporate reconstruction and litigating with the ATO.
- Hot Topics - covering areas in the ever changing tax environment which are of significance to many practitioners, wherever they work.

Division 7A update

Author(s): Gil Levy

Consolidations - some tips and traps

Author(s): Geoff Lehmann

Structuring professional practices

Author(s): Yvette Pietsch

Exiting a consolidated group

Author(s): Justin Cherrington

Privilege update: recent developments and current practice

Author(s): Hugh Paynter

New Division 152 concessions

Author(s): Spyros Kotsopoulos

IFRS - have you not dealt with it?

Author(s): Debbie Hankey , Tracey Rens

Handling a tax dispute - drafting the objection and negotiating a solution

Author(s): Robert Richards


Corporate reconstruction involving merger and demerger

Author(s): Wayne Plummer

Effective implementation of a tax plan


GST update: GST current issues

Author(s): John Davison

Tax consequences of employee share plans

Author(s): Anthony Watson

TOFA for the everyday

Author(s): Rodney Fisher

Trust distributions update

Author(s): Andrew Noolan

Private equity

Author(s): Deepti Sathe , Melanie Earl , Joshua Cardwell

CGT for non-residents

Author(s): Vanessa Priest

Succession planning

Author(s): Jo-Anne Hotston

Taxation implications of capital management

Author(s): Gary Howard

Case studies - forex

Author(s): Tim Kyle

Structuring for Outbound Investments

Author(s): Les Szekely

Recent Developments in International Tax

Author(s): Lee Burns

New CGT Rules for Non-Residents and Temporary Residents

Author(s): John Fauvet

The Operation of the GST Anti-Avoidance Provisions Following the Decision in VCE

Author(s): Mark L Robertson , Mark Robinson

Superannuation Update - Current Issues in the Contributions Phase

Author(s): Hugh Taylor

Litigating with the ATO - What You Need to Know

Author(s): David Russell

Applying for and Obtaining a Private Binding Ruling - Key Tips

Author(s): Frank O'Loughlin

Superannuation Update - Current Issues in the Pensions Phase

Author(s): Graeme Colley

Do You Have the Appropriate and Right Documents?

Author(s): Sue Williamson , Rebecca Saint

Changes to Bankruptcy Rules

Author(s): Anastasia Tsekouros

Superannuation Developments for Corporates

Author(s): Robert Deutsch

Applications to the AAT for review of an objection decision

Author(s): David J Williams

Contractor vs Employee - What are the Hidden Issues?

Author(s): Denis Barlin

Withholding Tax and the Consequences of Failure to Withhold

Author(s): Peter B Stinson

Self assessment post ROSA

Author(s): Peter White , Michael Walpole

Remuneration plans

Author(s): Gary Fitton

Tax aspects of exploiting IP

Author(s): Paul Welch

Tax audits

Author(s): Robyn Schofield
Materials from this session:

TOFA for corporates - practical aspects and action plan

Author(s): Chris Kinsella , Gavin Marjoram

Details

  • Published On:24 May 2007
  • Took place at:Hilton Hotel, Sydney

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