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Published on 13 Feb 02 by NATIONAL EVENTS, TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

This powerpoint presentation looks at how TVM applies to financial transactions, what the role of TOFA in TVM, cost vs benefit of adopting TVM, where to from here?

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Michael Barbour CTA
Michael is Head of Group Taxation for Westpac Banking Corporation. He has accounting and law qualifications. Michael has considerable experience in the taxation of financial institutions and financial transactions and has had extensive dealings with the Government in relation to business tax reform issues. Michael is a member of the NSW Technical Committee of the Taxation Institute and also lectures in taxation law at the University of Technology, Sydney. - Current at 12 April 2017
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