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Expanding Private Business Day 3 - Going Global
Published on 17 Sep 2013 | Took place at Tatersall's Club, Brisbane, QLD
- Day 3 in this series focused on identifying the major issues that arise for an SME when they first go offshore. It covered matters from sending employees abroad to profit repatriation to transfer pricing for SME’s and much more.
- Topics covered included:
- your offshore planning guide
- sending employees abroad
- accidental taxable presence
- now that we’re global – managing taxation of international profits
- what does the new transfer pricing regime mean for SME businesses operating internationally?
- war stories from those who have done it.
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Individual sessions
Your offshore planning guide
Author(s):
Tim HANDS
This paper is a checklist of critical issues to address when planning your overseas business expansion. It covers:
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Sending people abroad
Author(s):
Murray HOWLETT
Often the first step, you have to make sure that your key people are looked after and are settled in to do business. This paper covers:
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Now that we're global - managing taxation of international profits
Author(s):
Muhunthan KANAGARATNAM
This paper examines Australia’s CFC regime and profit repatriation in more detail, including:
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What does the new transfer pricing regime mean for SME businesses operating internationally?
Author(s):
John BLAND
This paper covers:
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