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Published on 25 Nov 08 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • objectives of equity-based compensation plans
  • common equity-based compensation structures
  • tax considerations for Australian issuers
  • tax considerations for Australian subsidiaries of foreign issuers
  • superannuation guarantee contributions
  • FBT.

Author profile

Andrew Hutt ATI
Andy is the National Leader of KPMG's International Executive Services practice, focusing on tax and financial matters arising from the employer-employee relationship. Andy has over 15 years experience in Australia advising clients on remuneration planning, employee share schemes, fringe benefits tax and other employer obligations. - Current at 18 February 2013
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