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9% – what’s in it for Katie?

Taxation in Australia | 1 Jul 10
 
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Published on 01 Jul 10 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

SGC core concepts have remained mostly unchanged but since 1992 business practices have evolved. The evolution of business practices, ably assisted by worker ignorance, incomprehensible legislation, choice of fund difficulties, an under resourced ATO SGC audit centre and fee sensitive clients who decline advice, has led to relatively widespread SGC non-compliance and created issues for practitioners under the Code of Conduct.

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Christopher Wallis
Chris has a long history of addressing difficult issues particularly in the context of tax education and tax training. He is located in Melbourne and has been at the Bar for 22 years, as well as sharing his specialist knowledge with practitioners while running training sessions. - Current at 02 May 2017
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