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Key developments in taxation of inpats and expats paper

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Published on 27 Sep 06 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • temporary resident exceptions
  • CGT issues
  • ESAS changes
  • associated payroll / superannuation obligations.

Author profile

Rob Basker ATI
Rob is a Partner in the Global Employer Services team of Deloitte's Sydney office. He specialises in cross-border tax consulting and equity across a wide spectrum of client types and industries. He has more than 19 years of tax experience Australia, the UK and the US. Rob's experience includes advising clients on employee share and option schemes, and he is currently Deloitte's National Leader for Equity Practice. - Current at 16 May 2013
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