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Putting your hands in the till without getting your fingers burnt presentation
Published on 11 Sep 14 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This presentation covers:
- some selected current issues causing problems for practitioners
- how are UPE issues being dealt with?
- where is the Board of Taxation review heading?
- ATO’s view regarding family law property settlements
- other issues currently being reviewed by the ATO
- where to from here for valuable private companies?
Author profile:
Christopher Davis CTA
Chris Davis, CTA, a Principal of McInnes Wilson Lawyers' Revenue, Structuring and Succession Group, has been involved in advising clients on Div 7A and associated matters in a variety of contexts, with a particular focus on the SME market. This has included advisory work, assisting tax agents on pre-audit investigations and preparing and lodging objections against Div 7A reassessments. Current at 24 November 2014This was presented at 2014 Queensland Annual State Convention.
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Division 7A – Putting your hands in the till without getting your fingers burnt
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Practice development in a changing environment
Author(s): Alistair MarshallMaterials from this session:
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Small business CGT concessions – Getting it right
Author(s): Paul BANISTER, Maggie MillarMaterials from this session:
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Payroll tax – The sleeping giant
Author(s): Philip MAGOFFINMaterials from this session:
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Corporate reconstructions – A game of snakes and ladders
Author(s): Troy MORGAN, James PETTERSONMaterials from this session:
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GST and property – Avoiding the pitfalls
Author(s): Sam MOHAMMAD, Karl WOODMaterials from this session:
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Superannuation – Keeping the lid on the lolly jar
Author(s): Chris WYETHMaterials from this session:
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Effectively managing tax disputes – Managing the outcome from the beginning
Author(s): Sarah BlakelockMaterials from this session:
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The tax reform agenda
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