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Published on 01 May 09 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper provides corporate tax directors and management with a high level and practical overview of developments and issues impacting key areas of tax consolidation, including the effect of:

  • the single entity rule
  • tax cost setting rules
  • losses
  • tax sharing agreements issues, in the context of merger and acquisition transactions.

Author profiles

Brian Lane
Brian is an Associate Director at Ernst & Young. Brian assists the Australian Corporate Tax Consulting Group in respect of a broad range of issues with a focus on new developments for clients. Brian has participated in numerous consultation forums on tax consolidation with Treasury, the Australian Taxation Office and the professional accounting bodies throughout the ongoing development of tax consolidation law. Brian holds a Master of Taxation from the University of Melbourne. - Current at 16 January 2017
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Richard Czerwik FTI
Richard is an Executive Director with the EY Tax Centre for Excellence. Richard focuses on the identification and analysis of new developments and new issues for the EY tax practice and its clients. He has been heavily involved in business tax reform developments and has participated in various consultation forums with the Treasury, the ATO and professional bodies. He is currently a member of The Tax Institute’s Victorian Education Committee and its National Education Committee. - Current at 21 October 2011
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This was presented at 4th National Consolidation Symposium .

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Individual sessions

Consolidations and accounting – Traps and opportunities

Author(s):  Ronen VEXLER,  David ROMANS,  Belinda HARRISON

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ATO perspective on consolidation - Unravelling the mysteries of the single entity rule

Author(s):  Des MALONEY,  Peter WALMSLEY

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TOFA and tax consolidation

Author(s):  Julian HUMPHREY,  Mark POOLE

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M&A and consolidation: New restructure rules

Author(s):  Richard HENDRIKS

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Consolidation: Bringing it all together in 2009

Author(s):  Richard CZERWIK,  Brian LANE

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Consolidation: Legislative changes (Part A) – ACA related amendments

Author(s):  Ken SPENCE

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Where are the cost setting rules in 2009?

Author(s):  Michael CHARLES,  Geoffrey YIU

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Consolidation: Legislative changes (Part B)

Author(s):  Peter MURRAY

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Consolidation and mining assets – Some selected acquisition issues checklist

Author(s):  Cameron RIDER

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Less than the sum of the parts: Tax losses of consolidated groups

Author(s):  Duncan R C BAXTER

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Tax consolidation – Financial services

Author(s):  Tony STOLAREK

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Consolidation: Leaving – The sting in the tail

Author(s):  Hayden BENTLEY

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Consolidation in the Courts

Author(s):  Michael FLYNN

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