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Grafting the Debt Tree

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Published on 01 Apr 02 by "THE TAX SPECIALIST" JOURNAL ARTICLE

A discussion of securitisation arrangements under the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Regulations 1999 with a focus on whether all assignments of income streams under these arrangements be treated as input taxed. By Alissa Jones and Ken Fehily.

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Kenneth Fehily CTA
Ken is a GST expert with over 30 years experience in resolving difficult, uncertain and complex indirect tax issues. After 20 years as a senior partner at both PwC and Andersen, Ken founded independent consultancy Fehily Advisory Pty Ltd in 2010, to dedicate himself to achieving prompt and definitive outcomes for clients and advisers facing GST issues or disputes with the ATO. He advises, represents and negotiates on behalf of business owners, investors, CEOs and CFOs across a wide range of matters, including real property, tax audits and tax audit insurance, cross-border transactions, deals and structuring, procedural mistakes, ATO refunds and financier obligations. Ken was one of the architects of the GST, having assisted the federal Treasurer’s Committee in the writing of the GST laws, and as a member of the ATO’s Public Rulings Panel for eight years. He continues to consult with the ATO and federal Treasury on current and emerging GST issues, ATO administrative practices and legislative changes, and he serves as an external member of the ATO’s GST Stewardship Group. - Current at 04 May 2021
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