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Key takeaways from corporate tax practices – Shaping the future of SME’s

Source: QLD

Published Date: 29 May 2025

 

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Corporate experience(s) in tax compliance and governance offer valuable lessons for SMEs navigating increasingly complex tax environments. Key insights include the importance of proactive tax governance, recognizing shared responsibilities beyond accountants and lawyers, and staying ahead of evolving ATO practices such as real-time audits. Among the complex areas SMEs are exposed to are the tax consolidation rules, thin capitalisation rules, transfer pricing rules and significant global entity compliance obligation. This session looked to cover specific elements of these rules as relevant to SME taxpayers and current ATO practice.

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  • Published By: Stephen Healy
  • Published On:29 May 2025
  • Event Name:QLD Tax Forum
  • Session Name:Key takeaways from corporate tax practices – Shaping the future of SME’s
  • Read Time:30+ minutes
  • Took place at:The Westin Brisbane

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