This presentation covers:
- what are the blind spots in this area of practice?
- Harding's case at a glance
- Board of Taxation consultation on residence of individuals
- preferred test
- specified integrity measure
- migration to Australia.
Residency
International tax & business
2019
Recent developments in the tax residence of individuals, companies and trusts
Source: Victoria
Published Date: 18 Apr 2019
Individual Session
Recent developments in the tax residence of individuals, companies and trusts
Author(s):
Robert Gordon CTA
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- Published By: Robert Gordon CTA
- Published On:18 Apr 2019
- Event Name:Recent Developments in the Tax Residence of Individuals, Companies and Trusts
- Session Name:Recent developments in the tax residence of individuals, companies and trusts
- Read Time:3+ minutes
- Took place at:Leonda By The Yarra, Hawthorn
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