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International Taxation: Australia - From the outside looking in - recent developments paper

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Published on 04 Jul 06 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

The landscape for non-residents looking to invest into Australia has changed considerably over recent years. This paper covers topics including :

  • Proposed changes to the CGT rules for non-residents
  • Stocktake of the Australian tax system
  • Permanent establishments: McDermott Industries and TR 2006/D8
  • Part IVA and international transactions 

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Liam Collins CTA
Liam is a Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers. He has over eight years experience in advising clients on Australian and international taxation matters. Liam has considerable experience in advising on cross border transactions and major financing transactions. - Current at 09 September 2008
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