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Part IVA - Where are we now presentation?

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Published on 24 Aug 10 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers Part IVA - where are we now?

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Daniel McInerney CTA
Daniel McInerney, CTA, is a taxation barrister at the Victorian Bar known for his strong technical and advisory knowledge. He has appeared in a number of complex taxation cases addressing issues such as transfer pricing, international corporate structuring, consolidations and Part IVA. Daniel works closely with Australia’s leading tax silks, multinational, mining services and financial services companies. He has an extensive advisory practice in relation to structuring as well as settling taxation disputes with the ATO. Daniel is regularly named as a leading junior counsel in Doyles Guide’s list of Leading Tax Barristers. - Current at 25 June 2018
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