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  2013

Corporate Tax Masterclass

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 23 Oct 2013

 
Are you across all the key technical issues associated with the critical Corporate Tax developments in the last year? This full day seminar was designed for tax people working in a corporate environment and covers not just the main income tax developments but also some broader issues. Topics include:
  • tax base erosion and the likely measures to be introduced going forward
  • the practical implications of the changes in the transfer pricing area
  • the new Part IVA
  • an update on tax issues associated with capital management
  • the taxation of foreign exchange gains and losses
  • the most recent developments in the Consolidation Regime
  • an update on Salary Packaging
  • what is happening in the State taxes area
  • current GST issues for corporates.

Tax consolidation: Recent changes and interaction with your financial arrangements

Author(s): Michelle Pigram , Jonathan Rintoul
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Part IVA - Analysis and statutory construction

Author(s): Harish Ekambareshwar , Eddy Moussa , Caleb Khoo
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Transfer pricing

Author(s): John Ross
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Taxation of foreign exchange gains and losses for corporates

Author(s): Craig Marston , Abdol Mostafavi
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GST update

Author(s): Martin Booth
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State taxes update

Author(s): Cullen Smythe
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An update on capital management issues

Author(s): Dragan Misic
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Tax base erosion - What is likely to be the Australian legislative response going forward?

Author(s): Richard J Vann
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Update on salary packaging

Author(s): Donna Rubbo
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Details

  • Published On:23 Oct 2013
  • Took place at:Doltone House, Sydney

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