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National Infrastructure Conference

12 CPD hours | On-demand now available

 

 

infrastructure

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We understand it's a busy time for tax professionals and there are simply not enough hours in the day.  Rest assured, we've made it easy for you to still gain access to the latest knowledge in tax.   

On-demand - All the latest content at your fingertips 

On-demand gives you virtual access to session recordings, technical papers and presentations from the most recent event. Download the brochure to view the full program.

On-demand gives you flexibility to digest the content in your own time with access for 6 months from date of purchase.

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$ 1,600 (Member)

$ 1,600 (New Member*)

$ 1,900 (Non Member)

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  • When07-June-2023 - 31-December-2023
  • FormatOn-demand
  • CPD Hours12

Build your expertise in infrastructure tax issues and strengthen your industry network 

Investment in infrastructure is critical for creating the conditions in which our economy can continue to grow in the post COVID recovery period. With a continued focus and expectation on the private sector to develop infrastructure assets comes an array of tax issues practitioners need to stay on top of.  

The only event of its kind in Australia, the 2023 event attracted more than 150 infrastructure taxation professionals across the industry.  

First class presenters, first-rate technical program 

Our in-depth conference program will traverse all the latest topics and provide technical and practical insights from leading industry, academic, regulatory, and judicial perspectives. Hot topics include section 128F, TARP, Part IVA, CCIVs, Part IVA, BEPS 2.0, and thin capitalisation reform. 

2023 Program - On-demand

Welcome and opening address
Minh Dao, CTA, Co-Chair, Conference Organising Commitee

Session 1: Keynote address - Current trends and future outlooks
Richard Jones, Citi

Session 2: Section 128F Common pitfalls and novel issues

George Bishop, ATI, Allens, Ellen Thomas, Allens

Session 3: ATO keynote address – Current issues in the infrastructure sector

Suzanne Emery, Australian Taxation Office

Session 4: Part 1: TARP – Land/non-land assets re Division 855

Facilitator: Dan Paolini, FTI, White & Case

Speakers: Matt Ervin, KPMG, Shirley Lam, KPMG

Session 5: Part 2: TARP – ATO pre-emptive measures in a sale context

Facilitator: Minh Dao, CTA, KPMG

Speakers: Alex Patrick, KPMG Law, Scott Parkinson, Australian Taxation Office

Session 6: Part IVA and infrastructure investment

Facilitator: Jeremy Geale, CTA, MinterEllison

Speakers: Kristen Deards SC, Banco Chambers, Michael Flynn KC, CTA (Life), Owen Dixon Chambers West, Peter Walmsley, Australian Taxation Office

Session 7: Economist update

Nicki Hutley, Nicki Hutley Economics

Session 8: BEPS 2.0 – Implementation in Australia InfraFunds focus

Liz Cullinan, EY, Andrew Nelson, EY

Session 9: Part 1: Thin capitalisation reform – Choppy waters ahead for infrastructure financing

Priscilla Ratilal, Deloitte, Craig Saunders, ATI, Deloitte, Andrew Saunderson, Deloitte

Session 10: Part 2: Thin capitalisation reform – Choppy waters ahead for infrastructure financing

Priscilla Ratilal, Deloitte, Craig Saunders, ATI, Deloitte, Andrew Saunderson, Deloitte

Session 11: Session 11: CCIVs – An update on, and benefits of, using them

Austin Bell, Johnson Winter Slattery, Matthew Shanahan, CTA, Johnson Winter Slattery

Session 12: PPP structures are settled, right?

Ed Consett,  ATI, EY

     

 

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