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Individual tax residency update podcast

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Published on 13 Jan 21 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This podcast covers:

  • a recap of the current rules and how they apply in practice
  • key legal decisions and the evolving judicial interpretation of residency concepts
  • The Board of Taxation review and current state of play
  • impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the tax residency status of individuals
  • The Commissioner of Taxation’s views.

Author profiles

Kaitilin Lowdon ATI
Kaitilin Lowdon, ATI, is a Senior Associate in the market-leading taxation practice of Arnold Bloch Leibler. Kaitilin has acted on a variety of high-profile and complex tax audits and disputes with the ATO, advising clients on all stages of the dispute process, including negotiation outcomes with the ATO. Kaitilin advises a range of clients, including high net wealth individuals, some of Australia’s largest family groups and public companies. - Current at 16 December 2020
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Paul Sokolowski CTA
Photo of author, Paul SOKOLOWSKI Paul Sokolowski, CTA, is a partner at Arnold Bloch Leibler, and is the national leader of the firm’s taxation practice. Paul advises clients, including high-net-worth individuals, large private groups and public entities in tax reviews, audits, disputes and litigation, and in domestic and international transactions. Paul is a regular speaker and writer for the Tax Institute, and other organisations and publications. He actively contributes to tax policy, legislative, technical and administrative development and debate. In March 2019, Paul won The Tax Institute’s 2019 Chartered Tax Advisor of the Year Award. - Current at 16 December 2020
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This was presented at VIC 8th Annual Tax Forum Online .

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Individual sessions

M&A and Coronavirus: A crown of thorns

Author(s):  Enzo COIA,  James Gould

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Capital or Revenue – Implications of the counterfactual

Author(s):  Dioni Perera

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Tax effective resolution of trust and estate disputes: Making the best of a bad situation

Author(s):  Nathan Yii

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General ATO update for corporates

Author(s):  Chris Ferguson

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Dealing with the fallout of COVID-19

Author(s):  John Ioannou

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Seat 1A on the digital tax plane: Chasing source – or chaos?

Author(s):  Jayde THOMPSON,  Greg Weickhardt

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Permanent establishments in 2020 and beyond

Author(s):  Amber Agustin,  Cameron Forbes

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Update on s 100A

Author(s):  Leo Gouzenfiter,  Alexis KOKKINOS

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Tax policy and advocacy update

Author(s):  Vincent Licciardi

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Corporate residency issues in light of COVID-19

Author(s):  Julianne JAQUES

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SME cases update

Author(s):  Vincent Licciardi

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Individual tax residency update

Author(s):  Kaitilin LOWDON,  Paul SOKOLOWSKI,  Andrew Spierings

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The current superannuation landscape

Author(s):  Liz Westover

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R&D – Where to now?

Author(s):  Sukvinder HEYER

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Div 7A – Emerging from COVID-19

Author(s):  Ron JORGENSEN

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What’s attracting the ATO’s attention in the SME space?

Author(s):  Kelly Canavan,  Moira MERRICK

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