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Published on 20 Sep 01 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper identifies some of the major issues when people move to or from Australia seeking work. Such as residency and source of income, capital gains tax and withholding tax issues, superannuation benefits and medicare and health insurance.

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Marc Worley CTA
Marc is a tax partner of Deloitte Private in Perth. He has been practicing for over 19 years advising clients on a broad range of tax issues across multiple industries including property development, syndication and construction and mining exploration. Marc' experience includes advising clients in structuring property transactions, cross-border investment for in-bound and out-bound businesses, private group structuring and planning including use of trusts and succession planning, dispute resolution with the ATO in relation to reviews, audits and rulings and capital gains tax planning for access of the small business CGT concessions. - Current at 04 October 2017
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