The Tax Summit encompassed the wide-ranging experiences of tax professionals and the constantly evolving landscape in which they operate. Designed for everyone in the profession, the Summit recognised that there’s always something new to learn. As we look to the future of tax, the technical program offered the insights, tips, and ideas professionals need in their tax toolkit. Attendees came together with thought leaders, industry experts, and fellow practitioners to engage in meaningful discussions and insights. The event featured seven focused streams: SME, Corporate Tax, Disputes, Indirect Tax, Next Generation, Ethics, and Hot Topics.
Session 10.2: Contemporary issues with stamp duty
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Geoff Mann CTA
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Session 13.2: State taxes in the gig economy
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Andrew Healer
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Session 17.2: Tax, ethics, and family breakdowns – Practical guidance for advisers
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Nick Love
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Thomas Caldow
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Session 18.2: Navigating ethics in the digital age – AI, data, and professional responsibility
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Tracey Dunn
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Session 5.3: When is something a revenue account – Revenue vs Capital
Author(s):
Chris Peadon FTI
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Session 6.3: Interpretation and you
Author(s):
Gordon Brysland
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Session 10.3: Legal Professional Privilege – New frontiers and emerging issues
Author(s):
Anna Longley
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Session 11.3: The evolving role of Tax Practitioners – Code, breaches and compliance
Author(s):
Arthur Athanasiou CTA-Life
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Session 18.3: Taxes, tariffs and Trump
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Rashtin Fazal
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Richard Nutt
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- Published On:3 Sep 2025
- Took place at:MCEC Melbourne
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