At The Tax Institute’s March 2019 National Convention, in Hobart, Mr. Gil Levy, CTA-Life, of Gilsons Chartered Accountants, presented his paper, entitled: A Taxing Journey Home. EXTRACT 1 Introduction Increasingly I am being approached by non-resident Australian expats and other non–residents for advice in connection with the taxation implications of their proposed relocation or immigration…
At The Tax Institute’s March 2019 National Convention, in Hobart, Mr. Geoff Mann presented a paper he co-wrote with Adam Ong, both of Ashurst, Lawyers. The paper was entitled: Where Are We With GST and Where Could We Be Going? EXTRACT 1 Overview This year marks the 20th anniversary of the passing of the…
At The Tax Institute’s March 2019 National Convention, in Hobart, Professor Graeme S Cooper at the Sydney University Law School, presented his paper, entitled: Application of the MLI (or Multi-Lateral Instrument). EXTRACT 1 Background This paper is about the development and operation of the Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax Treaty Related Measures to Prevent…
At The Tax Institute’s March 2019 National Convention, in Hobart, Mr Chris Wookey, CTA and Chartered Accountant, presented his paper, entitled: Div 7A and UPEs – the road ahead. EXTRACT 1 The road so far… Presently, there are two streams of amendments to Div 7A being developed: ▪ The ‘targeted amendments’ sourced from the…
At The Tax Institute’s March 2019 National Convention, in Hobart, Ms Dung Lam, CTA of Argyle Lawyers Pty Ltd, presented his paper, entitled: Testamentary Trust and Taxes. EXTRACT 1 Introduction The title of this paper is ‘Testamentary Trusts and Taxes’ and one may presume that the speaker is motivated to spruik testamentary trusts because of…
At The Tax Institute’s March 2019 National Convention, in Hobart, Mr. Paul Banister, CTA, of accounting firm: Grant Thornton, presented his paper, entitled: Black Economy Measures – They Don’t Affect Your Clients Right…? EXTRACT 1 Overview Since responding to the Black Economy Taskforce’s (BET) Final Report in May 2018, the Government has been extremely…
At the March 2019 Tax Institute’s National Convention, in Hobart, Ms Shirley Schaefer, of accounting firm: BDO Australia, presented her paper, entitled: Super Reporting – What is in and What is out? EXTRACT 1 Transfer Balance Account Reporting The introduction of the Transfer Balance Cap regime from July 2017 has brought new reporting obligations…
In March 2019, at the The Tax Institute’s National Convention, in Hobart Ms Leah Ranie presented a paper, which she co-authored with Stuart Courtney, Ari Rosenbaum and Greg Protector, all of King & Wood Mallesons, Lawyers. The paper was entitled: What’s Hot in State Taxes. EXTRACT 1 Introduction The 2018 – 2019 year to date…
At The Tax Institute’s March 2019 National Convention, in Hobart, Ms Linda Tapiolas; Partner, Cooper Grace Ward Lawyers presented her paper, entitled: Taking the CGT path less travelled. EXTRACT 1 Introduction There are a number of CGT events which are sometimes overlooked or restructures which are undertaken which may have a significant impact when determining…
At the Tax Institute’s March 2019 National Convention, in Hobart, Professor Richard Vann, CTA, Challis Professor of Law, University of Sydney; Consultant, Greenwoods & Herbert Smith Freehills delivered the Justice Graham Hill Memorial Lecture – entitled: In Defence of the Income Tax. EXTRACT 1 Overview It is a privilege to present the 2019 Justice Graham…