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  2012

27th National Convention

Source: National

Published Date: 14 Mar 2012

 
The Tax Institute's National Convention is without doubt the premier event for tax professionals across all areas of practice.

This event featured over 30 sessions covering the very latest technical content and an expo showcasing exclusive offers from our business alliance partners. The exceptional convention program that was both technically relevant and practical to meet the needs of all tax practitioners.

Structuring professional practices

Author(s): Andrew Noolan
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Current and upcoming issues in GST for your business

Author(s): Franceska Leoncio , Geoff Mann , Suzanne Kneen
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Reportable tax positions and the ATO's great expectations

Author(s): Paul Mccartin , Ronen Vexler
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Superannuation

Author(s): Jemma Sanderson
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Commissioner's address

Author(s): Michael D'Ascenzo
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Undoing client mistakes

Author(s): Jonathan Chong , Daniel Fry
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Tax and insolvency 2012 extinguishing the phoenix's fire

Author(s): Michael Lhuede
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Unpaid present entitlements - Current practical implications

Author(s): Ian Snook
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Managing tax disputes in a changing environment

Author(s): Niv Tadmore , Amber Agustin
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ATO approach to dispute resolution

Author(s): Deborah Hastings
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Board of Taxation update

Author(s): Chris Jordan
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Corporate M&A - Implications of the new consolidation changes

Author(s): Edward Consett , Ken Spence
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Case law developments for the corporate tax advisor

Author(s): Katrina Parkyn
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Valuations in the revenue context

Author(s): Mark L Robertson
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Primary production - Other issues

Author(s): Judy Snell
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Tax and value: An oxymoron?

Author(s): Michael Churchill
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Trends and developments in transfer pricing case law in Australia: A paradigm shift

Author(s): Paul Mcnab , Peter Callejah , Colin Little
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Tax and the Constitution

Author(s): The Hon Robert French
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Revenue vs capital - More relevant than ever

Author(s): Paul Banister
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Profiting from country property: Exploitation of rights

Author(s): Damien L Lockie
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Effective trust deeds and trust resolutions achieving the desired outcomes in a climate of uncertainty

Author(s): Peter Slegers
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Evolving SME ownership - Don't drop the baton

Author(s): Peter Godber
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Capital management buybacks

Author(s): Teresa Dyson
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Stamp duty update for the non-specialist

Author(s): Harry Lakis
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  • Published On:14 Mar 2012
  • Took place at:National Convention Centre, Canberra

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