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International tax reform - status and some emerging issues paper

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Published on 17 Nov 05 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • latest issues arising from RITA reforms
  • foreign source income
  • capital gains exemptions
  • off shore developments
  • what you hadn't considered as an outcome of RITA.

Author profile

Alfonso Capito
Alf is a senior member of EY’s Tax Policy Group in Asia Pacific. He has had a long career in the tax advisory space and now deals with Treasury and other Tax Policy Makers on a regular basis. He also interacts with senior ATO officers in his role as well as having regular interaction with key firm clients on policy and tax administration matters - Current at 29 September 2022
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Tax loss recoupment - the evolving landscape

Author(s):  Jeremy HIRSCHHORN

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International tax reform - status and some emerging issues

Author(s):  Alf CAPITO

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Tax effective planning for global business arrangements

Author(s):  Andrew FISHER

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Convergence: the M&A environment

Author(s):  Stef MASON

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Foreign currency gains and losses - the issues and traps

Author(s):  Neil WARD

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Taxation impacts of capital management

Author(s):  Mark FERRIER,  Tim KYLE

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Debt/equity: comments on recent developments, overseas experiences and Section 974-80

Author(s):  Martin FRY,  Brad SCHWARZ

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