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Published on 07 Jul 05 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers the following topics:

  • the current environment of change and heightened risk
  • defining tax risk management
  • the Commissioner's view
  • the key risks
  • signs the organisation needs to look at tax risk management
  • issues to consider/tax risk reviews
  • benefits of a tax risk management framework.

Author profile

Stephen HEALEY
Steve is Partner & National Head of Private Advisory and Tax for Grant Thornton. He has in excess of 23 years’ experience in advising some of Queensland’s most significant public, private and government businesses. More recently, Steve’s focus has been on middle market enterprises and growing businesses. Steve has had a long involvement with the tax profession in Australia and is the Immediate Past President and Chairman of The Tax Institute, having served as a member of the board for the past seven years.
- Current at 04 May 2017
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This was presented at 34TH QUEENSLAND STATE CONVENTION: CHARTING THE COURSE .

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