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Inside the OECD: Part 5 - Taxing derivatives
Published on 01 Jun 97 by "THE TAX SPECIALIST" JOURNAL ARTICLE
Concluding a series of articles on OECD and its influence on Australia's tax system and international business relationships. This article looks at taxing derivatives.
Author profiles
Christopher Catt
Christopher Catt is a Barrister at 5 Selborne Chambers, specialising in all aspects of taxation law. At the Bar, Chris has represented taxpayer clients at all stages of their disputes with the Commissioner, starting with collating and preparing voluntary disclosures, responding to position papers, then challenging amended assessments and debt recovery proceedings brought by the Commissioner through mediation and appeals to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and Federal Court; and defending claims in the District Court and Supreme Court and negotiating stays of execution of judgments and settlements. - Current at 18 June 2018Anthony Frost CTA
Tony Frost, CTA, Greenwoods &
Herbert Smith Freehills’ Managing
Director, is a tax lawyer and Chartered
Accountant, with a career spanning
more than three decades. During this
time, he has advised clients on a wide
range of matters, including financial
transactions, ATO audits and disputes,
and the tax aspects of mergers,
acquisitions and transfer pricing. Tony
has been closely involved in many
successful and unsuccessful tax reform
projects over the last 30 years or so,
including in his role as a key adviser to
the Australian Banking Association, and
also as an occasional adviser/consultant
to the Treasury, ATO and the Board of
Taxation. Before joining Greenwoods
in 2003, Tony was a partner in a global
chartered accounting firm and held a
senior position in a leading Australian
bank. Tony is a prolific author of tax
articles and seminar papers and is
regularly invited to speak at industry
events and conferences. He spent
15 years as a lecturer in the Master
of Laws program at the University
of Sydney. Tony is a Chartered Tax
Adviser of The Tax Institute, a member
of the Law Society of NSW and
Chartered Accountants Australia and
New Zealand, and a member of the
International Fiscal Association.
- Current at
01 November 2018