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Multi-jurisdictional issues in payroll tax and stamp duty paper

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Published on 22 Aug 11 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • payroll tax
  • stamp duty.

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Benjamin Wilson CTA
Ben is a partner with CCK Lawyers. He has a wide range of experience in corporate and commercial transactions, with a particular focus on taxation and revenue. Ben is an experienced tax adviser and advises clients on estate planning and business succession planning issues. He also acts for executors of wealthy and complex deceased estates and advises on the complex taxation and administration issues that arise in such estates. - Current at 22 December 2021
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