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Published on 06 Oct 98 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Topics include: notice of assessment, fringe benefit tax, binding nature of public rulings, trust loss measures, and interest deductibility.

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Rod EDMUNDS
- Current at 19 November 2004

 

This was presented at North Queensland Annual Convention .

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GST Overview

Author(s):  Bruce HAMILTON

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Stamp duties: tips, traps & transition

Author(s):  Russell BEER

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Primary Production

Author(s):  John NEWBY

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Recent Cases & Rulings

Author(s):  Rod EDMUNDS

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CGT Case Study

Author(s):  Michael DEED

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Superannuation Update

Author(s):  Richard J FRIEND

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Software and Y2K Costs

Author(s):  Michael COTTIER

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Trusts - the New Regime: ANTS Proposals

Author(s):  Richard J FRIEND

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