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Published on 23 Mar 05 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Issues covered in this paper include:

  • what is IFRS?
  • what does it mean for clubs?
  • key impacts of the 'balance sheet approach'
  • what needs to be done to prepare?

This paper was also presented by Steven Lutz at the 'Taxation of Clubs and Associations' seminar held in Surfers Paradise on 9 August 2005.

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Kaylene Hubbard ATI
Kaylene Hubbard, ATI, is a Tax Partner with KPMG Enterprise and is the Managing Partner of KPMG’s office in Greater Western Sydney. Kaylene’s experience spans over 20 years in working with corporates, including ASX listed entities, private owners, family groups and their businesses across a wide range of industries to grow, create and protect value. Her expertise includes developing appropriate business structures and funding arrangements, capital management, mergers and acquisitions, business restructures and assisting clients in their dealings with the Australian Taxation Office. Kaylene has a deep interest and experience in the not-for-profit and charity sector. Kaylene has worked extensively with not-for-profit entities seeking to change their corporate and tax structure, and in pursuing tax exempt status for entities. She has experience in seeking charity status for organisations, in seeking Deductible Gift Recipient status and in advising not-for-profit entities regarding their governance and compliance obligations. Kaylene is passionate about empowering the sector to grow, impact and adapt in a changing environment. - Current at 03 February 2023
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