2012

Tax issues arising for globally mobile employees

Source: Western Australia

Published Date: 17 Oct 2012

 

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Today’s increasingly competitive marketplace demands a globally competitive and mobile workforce. Employers and employees today are faced with a range of taxation issues relating to assignees who enter Australia from overseas (“inbound assignees”) and assignees who depart Australia to work overseas (“outbound assignees”). In the current climate, understanding the taxation implications of a mobile workforce is crucial to the success of a global mobility program.

This paper considers:

  • tax residency and the temporary resident rules
  • impact of the application of double tax agreements
  • proposed LAFHA changes
  • removal of foreign income exemption
  • sourcing of bonuses and employee share scheme reporting
  • employer tax obligations for inbound and outbound assignees.

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Tax issues arising for globally mobile employees

Author(s): Ben Travers , Noeleen Robertson

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  • Published By: Ben Travers
  • Published On:17 Oct 2012
  • Took place at:Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre

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