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Review of International Tax Arrangements: Are we there yet? presentation

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Published on 16 Aug 05 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Matters covered in this presentation include:

  • RITA 'State of Play' - discusses status of main reforms
  • RITA 'Tricks and Traps' - the focus is on experiences/pitfalls of CGT participation exemption, 23AJ and section 23AH changes
  • RITA aspects of 2005 Budget - changes to CGT rules for non-residents, foreign loss/FTCs
  • conduit foreign income account exposure draft.

Author profiles

Neil BILLYARD
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Alison YOUNG
Alison Young is a Director in KPMG’s Tax Division group and has over 10 years corporate tax experience in advising both inbound and outbound clients on a range of international tax issues. During her career, Alison has specialised in advising on the controlled foreign company and foreign investment fund rules for outbound Australian multinationals, in addition to broader funding, holding and repatriation issues for a range of clients in the property, mining, manufacturing and services industries. Alison has published a number of international tax related articles in the Taxation Institute of Australia Tax Specialist, as well as having presented previously on the RITA reforms for the Taxation Institute of Australia
Current at 28 May 2008
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Review of International Tax Arrangements: Are we there yet?

Author(s):  Neil BILLYARD,  Alison YOUNG

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