Company Law Review Act

Published on 02 Sep 98 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Topics covered include:
- changes made by the Company Law Review Act, including changes in relation to:

• no par value shares
• capital returns
• financial assistance
• common seals
• memorandum and articles
• financial reporting
• meetings

• New anti-avoidance provisions
• Changes to definition of "dividend"
• relationship with other provisions.

  Author profiles

  Scott Bryant

  Scott is a Senior Tax Partner in the PwC International network with more than 30 years Professional Services experience in a wide range of Industry, Client facing and Firm Leadership roles. Based in Adelaide, Scott has also worked in a number of markets and most recently Tokyo, advising a wide range of multi-national, listed and large private companies on market entry and associated tax issues. Scott is a former Taxation Institute SA State Councillor, SA Education Committee member, CTA and is a regular presenter of taxation related papers and topics both locally and nationally. - Current at 13 November 2019

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  John KEEVES

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