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NFP sector reform: The impact on sector participants and tax advisers paper

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Published on 17 May 12 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • the current tax regime
  • overview of the new regulatory and tax landscape from 1 October 2012 (or earlier)
  • reforms affecting public ancillary funds (PuAFs)
  • restating the “In Australia” conditions for tax concession entities
  • new unrelated business income tax (UBIT) and related measures.

Author profiles

John King FTI
John is a Consultant at Prolegis Lawyers in Sydney. Prolegis is a 10 lawyer boutique firm that specialises in advising clients throughout Australia in relation to the charities and not-for-profits sector (including structuring, establishment, tax, regulatory, governance and other compliance, fundraising, grant making, employment law, mergers & other restructures, and disputes). Prior to joining Prolegis in 2011, John was a Tax Partner at Mallesons Stephen Jaques (now King&Wood Mallesons) in Sydney and New York for more than 31 years. - Current at 10 March 2017
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Claire Jones CTA
Claire is a Senior Associate at Prolegis Lawyers in Sydney, a specialist law firm which advises charities and other not-for-profit clients and works with industry leaders, academics and elected officials in relation to the reform of the charities and NFP sector. Prior to joining Prolegis in 2008, Claire worked as a Manager in the Mergers & Acquisitions Tax Group at Deloitte in Sydney. - Current at 24 February 2017
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