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Corporations Law tail wagging the tax dog

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Published on 21 Aug 98 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Measures to simplify and reform the Corporations Law have necessitated consequential amendments to the income tax legislation. Topics covered include: corporate law reform and consequential income tax amendments.

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Roger SULLIVAN
Roger is a Tax Consulting partner at Barrington Partners prior to which he was with two international firms of Chartered Accounts and the Australian Taxation Office. Roger has been personally involved in obtaining several product rulings and through his involvement in the National Tax Practitioners Committee of the Institute of Chartered Accountants is also actively involved in the consultative and lobbying process of that body. Roger is a regular and sought after speaker for the Institute and other professional bodies.

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This was presented at 32nd Annual Western Australia State Convention .

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Corporations Law Tail Wagging the Tax Dog

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