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Goods & services tax: transitional provisions and other issues
Published on 13 Jul 99 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
The purpose of this paper is to consider the following issues from a GST perspective:(a)the effect of A New Tax System (Trade Practices Amendment) Act 1998 amendments on pricing of goods and services and drafting of GST sections.(b)the transitional provisions drafting with agreements that span the implementation date of 1 July 2000 (ie 1J2K).(c)other transitional issues.
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Michael Patane CTA
Michael Patane, CTA is an Executive Director with Bourke Legal. He practices in tax, corporate law, commercial law and trusts law with an emphasis on commercial transactions, technical interpretation, tax administration and controversy. Michael has a unique blend of experience in both national legal and accounting firms and at the ATO. While with the ATO Michael held a number of senior positions in tax interpretation, compliance and litigation including Indirect Taxes, Project Wickenby and Private Groups and High Wealth Individuals. These roles included Deputy Chief Tax Counsel (Indirect Taxes), Senior Tax Counsel Strategic Litigation and Leader for the establishment and operation of the High Wealth Individuals compliance program. - Current at 16 June 2017
This was presented at GST Industry Specific Issues: Transitional Provisions and Special Rules .
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