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Tax Q&A: ANTS, ABNs, GST and PAYG: don't miss the showdown at the ABN corral

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Published on 01 Sep 99 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

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Dana POULOS
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Garry SEBO
Garry is a Partner in the Taxation Group of Hall & Wilcox Lawyers, where he is responsible for GST, PAYG, employment, and indirect taxes & stamp duty. Garry has over 45 years taxation experience, including employment in the State Taxation Office which culminated in his appointment as Commissioner of State Taxation in 1979 - a position held until early 1992. Since then, Garry has also worked in Director roles with Ernst & Young prior to his move to Hall & Wilcox in 1996.
Current at 9 June 2005
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Christopher Wookey CTA
Photo of author, Chris WOOKEY Chris Wookey, CTA, was a principal in the tax consulting division of Deloitte Private in Melbourne. He has over 30 years' experience in the chartered accounting profession and is a member of The Tax Institute's SME & Tax Practitioner Technical Committee and the Victorian State Technical Resource Committee as well as a regular presenter at its events. His experience, centred on issues encountered by private groups, includes advising about the tax treatment of accessing wealth accumulated in various structures such as trusts, superannuation funds and especially companies, in addition to having been involved in the early confidential consultations about the upcoming Div 7A reforms. - Current at 13 February 2019
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