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International Tax for SME clients - Latest developments

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 25 Jul 2013

 
  • Is a double-Irish sandwich causing your client indigestion? Or do recent international tax changes all sound like double-Dutch? This paper allows you to get up to speed (in plain English!) on the latest developments in international tax affecting SMEs, including:
  • Removal of the CGT discount for non-residents:
  • trustee obligations
  • valuation and record-keeping requirements
  • New transfer pricing rules:
  • what do the arm's-length requirements mean in practice?
  • getting the transaction documents righto Interaction with new International Dealings Schedule
  • ATO audit focus
  • Austrac is watching
  • information-sharing by foreign banks
  • voluntary disclosure options
  • Budget proposals and other developments:
  • status of the CFC and FAF rules
  • thin cap.

International tax for SME clients - latest developments

Author(s): Sarah Prelorenzo , Denise Honey

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  • Published On:25 Jul 2013
  • Took place at:Leonda by the Yarra, Melbourne

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