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"Smart tax advice" : dangerous or essential

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Published on 10 Sep 98 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This convention paper discusses 'smart tax advice', including: what is an adviser's duty to his/her client, the line between 'smart advice' and 'dumb advice', the ATO's role in influencing advisers, managing your clients and the ATO's expectations.

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Michael Clough FTI
Photo of author, Michael CLOUGH Michael is a Partner at King & Wood Mallesons and has over 30 years experience advising Australian and foreign-owned corporate groups on income tax issues which arise in the capital and debt markets and in merger and acquisition transactions. Michael has also conducted on behalf of his clients numerous tax appeals and other related proceedings in the State, Federal and High courts. - Current at 16 January 2017
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This was presented at 37th Annual Victorian State Convention - "Changing Tides " .

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Are companies still appropriate structuring vehicles?

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Capital Gains Tax and Trusts

Author(s):  Mark POOLE

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The Australian international tax regime

Author(s):  Cameron RIDER,  Craig SAUNDERS

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Anti-avoidance provisions

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Controversial tax announcements, cases and rulings

Author(s):  Keith JAMES

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Current issues confronting the ATO

Author(s):  Michael D'ASCENZO

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Are franking credits available?

Author(s):  Tony PANE

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Deductions

Author(s):  John W DE WIJN

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Remuneration planning

Author(s):  Elizabeth LUCAS

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"Smart tax advice" : dangerous or essential

Author(s):  Michael CLOUGH

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Superannuation and retirement planning

Author(s):  Gabriel SZONDY

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Tax reform and GST

Author(s):  Michael B EVANS

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The role of the Court in interpreting taxation legislation

Author(s):  Daryl DAWSON

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Trusts: still and appropriate structuring vehicle?

Author(s):  Peter RILEY

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