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34TH WESTERN AUSTRALIA STATE CONVENTION: "RBT - HAVE YOU REACHED YOUR LIMIT?"
Published on 19 May 2000 | Took place at Rendezvous Observation City Hotel, Perth, WA
This Convention focuses on the legislation coming from the Ralph Review of Business Taxation
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Individual sessions
Know Your Limit- Anti-Avoidance Overkill?
Author(s):
Ray L CONWELL
This paper focuses on issues surrounding the general anti-avoidance rule, part IVA
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Time Gentlemen Please: GST- a Minute to Midnight
Author(s):
Cathryn FERRARIS
This paper discusses issues relating to GST for the period December 1999 to May 2000.
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A Mixed Dozen- An Overview of the Review of Business Tax
Author(s):
Alice MCCLEARY
A paper focusing on a snapshot of the current status of the Ralph recommendations
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One for the Road- Superannuation
Author(s):
Sharyn LONG
This paper presents a summary of new superannuation rules.
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A Cleansing Ale- Tax Reform for Small Business
Author(s):
Orlando J FERNANDES
This papers identifies the inconsistencies in the tax system affecting small business and provides a working paper on some of the key concepts affecting the interim period and STS system thereafter.
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A Potent Brew- Which Structure is Best?
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A paper discussing the impact of the New Tax System on trusts and use of trusts. Considers the practical implications associated with taxation of trusts as companies, the proposed introduction of a profits first rule, the introduction of a concept of Contributed Capital, changes to the CGT, and the introduction of the Collective Investment Vehicle regime.
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