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2010 Financial Services Taxation Conference
Published on 11 Feb 2010 | Took place at Hyatt Regency, Sanctuary Cove, National
There is little doubt that our financial services industry has suffered considerably over recent times. While the surviving financial powerhouses of London, New York and Europe may take serveral years to recapitalise and flourish, the increased regulation and governance standards will change our working enviornments for many years to come. Investors are increasingly reviewing the nature and extent of their investment into and out of Australia as regulators keep pace with the outcomes. Revenue authorities around the world are at the forefront to the reponse to cross-border debt and equity funding choices, as well as global financial management decisions. Added to these global influences is a monumental reform of many elements of the Australian taxation framework. The traditional relationships between direct and indirect taxes and Federal and State taxes all hang in the balance. This event covered some of the most important taxation issues of today's financial services environment. It also looked at the initiatives to position Australia as a leading financial services centre in the region.
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Individual sessions
Deferred purchase agreements, instalment warrants and protected loans
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Tim KYLE
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Preference shares and nonshare equity
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Monica JORDAN
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Sovereign investment in the financial services sector
Author(s):
Steven ECONOMIDES,
Steve O'CONNOR
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St George Bank case update
Author(s):
Deborah HASTINGS
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St George Bank Ltd and the cost of structure capital
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AH (Tony) SLATER
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Product rationalisation
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Tony MULVENEY,
Bernard FINNEGAN,
Louisa VAN
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Reforms to Australia's foreign source income anti-tax-deferral regimes
Author(s):
Haydn DAW
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Australia as a financial centre: Building on our strengths
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Jeremy DUFFIELD
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The MIT review - What's in it for you?
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Karen PAYNE
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Islamic finance: The path to tax neutrality
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Richard BUCHANAN
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Proposed R&D tax credits - Credit where credit is due
Author(s):
Serg DUCHINI,
Sukvinder HEYER
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The Obama tax reform proposals
Author(s):
Chris MORRIS,
D SNOWDEN
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Tax accounting issues affecting the financial services industry
Author(s):
David L WILLIAMS,
Stef MASON
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Infrastructure - incentives and PPP financing structures
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Steve FORD
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Division 230 and equity interests
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Euan CAMPBELL
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Division 974 and limited recourse debt
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Euan CAMPBELL
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How can section 974-80 be fixed?
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Larry MAGID
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Paragraph 177EA(17)(ga)
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Peter WALMSLEY
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