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Contractor vs Employee seminar paper

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Published on 14 Sep 07 by THE TAX INSTITUTE

There is a lot of confusion in the market place about the differences between contractors and employees. There are extremely important differences and the impact is not just on PAYG and GST but other on costs need to be considered carefully. This practical session will highlight the problem scenarios often overlooked.

This paper will cover the following:

  • Definition of employee and contractor
  • Cases - what are the key attributes
  • Impact on SGC, Workcover and Payroll Tax. 

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Grantley Stevens is the Partner responsible for Nexia Edwards Marshall's Business Consulting and Taxation divisions. He consults to many medium to large businesses involved in agriculture, engineering, property, retail and hospitality. He specialises in income tax, FBT, CGT, GST and management consulting and is also a director Greyhounds Racing SA and on the finance committee of the Port Adelaide Football Club. - Current at 30 August 2017
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