Q & A : PAYG: withholding problems with ABNs
Publication date: 01 Jul 00
Source: "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE
Abstract:
In the lead up to the 1 July 2000 commencement date of the PAYG withholding system there has been a surge in the lodgment of ABN applications. This article, in a question and answer format, explains the withholding provisions
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Anita IONNIDESHall & Wilcox Lawyers
Ronald Jorgensen FTIA
Ron is a Principal of Harwood Andrews Lawyers and primarily consults on federal and state revenue laws and revenue litigation. Ron also advises in respect of business structuring, tax sensitive commercial transactions and property developments. He is a member of numerous technical and advisory taxation committees with the Taxation Institute and the Law Institute of Victoria. Ron holds a Master of Laws (Taxation) and is a LIV Accredited Specialist in Tax Law.
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Ron is a Principal of Harwood Andrews Lawyers and primarily consults on federal and state revenue laws and revenue litigation. Ron also advises in respect of business structuring, tax sensitive commercial transactions and property developments. He is a member of numerous technical and advisory taxation committees with the Taxation Institute and the Law Institute of Victoria. Ron holds a Master of Laws (Taxation) and is a LIV Accredited Specialist in Tax Law.
Current at 01 March 2012
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Andrew O'Bryan FTIA
Andrew is a Partner at Hall & Wilcox, and head of the Taxation, Private Superannuation and Private Client practice groups. Andrew advises on a wide range of taxation, structuring and succession planning issues , as well as ATO audit activity in the High Net Worth sector. One of his main interests is advising private business owners on the transition of management and control of family businesses to the next generation. Andrew represents the tax profession on a variety of consultative groups, including the National Tax Liaison Group.
Current at 04 August 2011
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