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Published on 16 Mar 17 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • a possible future model – “the trusted concierge”
  • unprecedented change
  • living in exponential times
  • the sharing economy
  • robotics, automation and Artificial Intelligence – what could this mean?

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Photo of author, Stephen HEALEY Steve is a Director and Partner with RSM Australia and leads the firm’s tax business in Queensland. He has in excess of 27 years professional experience advising some of Queensland’s largest listed and government-owned entities and transactions in addition to advising many privately owned enterprises. Steve has been involved with The Tax Institute for many years. He was National President of the Institute in 2015, is a past Queensland State Chairman and is a member of the Queensland State Council. Steve is also a member of the Advisory Panel to the Board of Taxation. - Current at 26 May 2020
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