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The good, the bad and the ugly - Everything you wanted to know about insolvency presentation

Publication date: 04 Mar 10

Source: NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Abstract:
Insolvency is the topic no one wants to devote time to because "My clients will never be in that position." However, this is an area where it pays to know at least the basics so that you can really help a client who does falter. This presentation covers everything you want to know about insolvency.

Author profile:

Paul Cook
Paul Cook is a Chartered Accountant and a Director of Paul Cook & Associates, a boutique insolvency and reconstruction firm. his professional expertise is based on a sound understanding of accounting practices, a wealth of relevant industry experience, and excellent knowledge of legal issues relating to reconstruction and highly developed leadership, mediation and interpersonal communication skills. Paul’s experience spans both private and government sectors, including professional assignments at state and federal levels and first hand experience witha major international accountancy firm. Paul is the immediate past President of the Insolvency Practitioners Association.
Current at 02 September 2010
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The capital v revenue distinction for labour costs
Author(s):  P MAHER

A summary of the changes to GST law from 1 July 2010 following the Board of Taxation's review on the administration of GST
Author(s):  Cathryn FERRARIS

Using contract law to manage capital gains tax exposures
Author(s):  Cameron RIDER

The good, the bad and the ugly - Everything you wanted to know about insolvency
Author(s):  Paul COOK

The distinction between capital and revenue and its continuing relevance to tax matters
Author(s):  Richard F EDMONDS

Bamford v Federal Commissioner of Taxation
Author(s):  Terry MURPHY

From the eye of the storm - Tax issues for entities nearing, or in insolvency
Author(s):  Len HERTZMAN,  Sarah Blakelock

Bamford v Federal Commissioner of Taxation
Author(s):  Mark L ROBERTSON

Company losses - An old issue for a new era
Author(s):  Martin FRY

Executive remuneration - Striking a commercial balance
Author(s):  Andy HUTT

Restructuring a small to medium business
Author(s):  Tim CLAYTON

Estate planning for melded and blended families
Author(s):  Sean MCMAHON,  Jane BLAKE

Buying or selling a consolidated group member
Author(s):  Hayden BENTLEY

GST and property - The current state of play
Author(s):  Marc JOHNSTON

Structuring professional practices - changing times
Author(s):  Ken SCHURGOTT

Corporate acquisitions
Author(s):  Michael CHANG

The administrative penalty regime - A swinging reminder or just swinging?
Author(s):  Paul SOKOLOWSKI

International tax - An update
Author(s):  Lee BURNS

TOFA ATO impacts
Author(s):  David HUME

Trust losses and family trust elections
Author(s):  Paul TANTI

Research and development for the SME
Author(s):  Serg DUCHINI,  Sukvinder HEYER

Select issues in cross border debt financing
Author(s):  Kirsten FISH

Trust losses and family trust elections
Author(s):  Paul TANTI

Self managed super funds - Getting it right
Author(s):  Naomi PAVLAKIS

How does TOFA affect your business?
Author(s):  Matt OSMOND

Non-commercial loans
Author(s):  Michael HINE

The capital v revenue distinction for labour costs
Author(s):  Frank DRENTH

Self managed super funds - Key tax issues
Author(s):  Paul BANISTER

Capital allowances - Where are we now?
Author(s):  Vanessa PRIEST

Tax exemptions and concessions for mutuals, charities and other non-profit bodies
Author(s):  Teresa DYSON