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International tax for SME clients - Latest developments paper

Published on 25 Jul 13 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Is a double-Irish sandwich causing your client indigestion? Or do recent international tax changes all sound like double-Dutch? This paper allows you to get up to speed (in plain English!) on the latest developments ininternational tax affecting SMEs, including:

  • Removal of the CGT discount for non-residents:
    • trustee obligations
    • valuation and record-keeping requirements
  • New transfer pricing rules:
    • what do the arm's-length requirements mean in practice?
    • getting the transaction documents righto Interaction with new International Dealings Schedule
  • ATO audit focus:
    • Austrac is watching
    • information-sharing by foreign banks
    • voluntary disclosure options
  • Budget proposals and other developments:
    • status of the CFC and FAF rules
    • thin cap.

Author profiles

Denise Honey CTA
Denise Honey, CTA leads the International Tax Group at Pitcher Partners. She has many years of experience providing international tax, structuring and tax controversy advice to corporate and trust groups and their key stakeholders. Denise is an Accredited Tax Law Specialist with the Law Institute of Victoria, participates on a number of consultation forums and is a regular presenter at the Institute’s events. - Current at 06 December 2023
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Sarah Prelorenzo
Sarah works at Pitcher Partners. - Current at 25 July 2013

 

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