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Implications of promoter penalty legislation presentation

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Published on 22 May 07 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • the promoter penalty legislation in practice management context
  • what is a 'reasonably arguable position'?

Author profiles

Marco Di Sebastiano CTA
Marco is a partner with KPMG within the tax division. He has approximately 20 years experience in the tax arena and has held significant roles in the Australian Taxation Office, Industry and the profession. Marco has a strong transaction and project focus and has key client responsibilities for a number of significant private groups and listed entities. Marco has had extensive involvement in mergers, acquisitions, financing transactions and group restructuring. In addition to tax and structuring advice Marco also provides strategic business advice to a number of key clients. - Current at 05 April 2007
Mark Poole
Mark is a Legal Practitioner Director with KPMG. - Current at 01 April 2012
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This was presented at Promoter Penalties .

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Promoter penalty provisions - an overview of the provisions including an analysis of the key areas of risks and responsiblities

Author(s):  Jennifer DAVIES

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Implications of the promoter penalty legislation

Author(s):  Mark POOLE

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