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Are hubs in or out? paper

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Published on 14 Mar 18 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • commodity trading hubs
  • benefits of establishing a hub
  • ATO concern
  • implications for taxpayers.

Author profiles

Stephanie Lucas
Stephanie is Account Director with Deloitte.
Current at 14 August 2018
John Bland
John is a tax Partner with the national transfer pricing team of Deloitte Australia. Based in Brisbane, he has been with Deloitte for 17 years and leads Deloitte's Queensland transfer pricing practice. John brings almost 30 years tax experience to his role, and prior to working at Deloitte he served 10 years in the ATO in Brisbane. John has wide experience across the gamut of transfer pricing technical issues, including supply chain structuring, MRRT implementation, APAs, financing instruments, resource commodity trading and audit defence. John has managed numerous global projects, including coordinating Deloitte's global transfer pricing team to deliver seamless results to clients. - Current at 30 April 2015
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