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Classifying hybrid instruments under the debt/equity rules and related issues paper

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Published on 09 Oct 09 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

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Martin Fry FTI
Martin Fry, FTI, is the Practice Leader of the Allens Tax Group. With over 20 years as a Partner of Allens, Martin advises corporations on a broad range of tax issues across a wide range of sectors, including resources, infrastructure, financial services and IP-intensive businesses. In recent years, Martin has focused on contentious transfer pricing matters, including audits, settlement negotiations, mutual agreement procedure and litigation. Martin has taught Corporate Tax at a postgraduate level at the University of Melbourne. - Current at 12 May 2021
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Cameron Rider FTI
Photo of author, Cameron RIDER Cameron Rider, FTI, is a Special Counsel at Greenwoods & Herbert Smith Freehills practising in corporate and international tax. He was a professor, and still teaches, at the Law School at the University of Melbourne. - Current at 05 May 2018
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