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Reform of Australia's International Taxation Arrangements seminar paper

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Published on 18 Mar 04 by NATIONAL EVENTS, TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

This seminar paper covers the following:
- update on progress of the international tax reform agenda
- impact of Bills tabled so far on CFCs, dividend repatriation strategies and capital gains
- impact on corporate behaviour of remaining changes, including corporate structure issues
- are the reforms enough to satisfy MNEs?

Author profiles

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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Emanuel Hiou CTA
Emanuel is a partner in Deloitte’s financial services industry tax practice. Emanuel specialises in tax consulting for M&A transactions, corporate restructures, capital raising transactions, cross-border funding structures and tax risk management for the banking industry. Prior to joining Deloitte in March 2010, Emanuel had 14 years experience with National Australia Bank (NAB) in various tax leadership and advisory roles, including Head of Group Taxation for nine years. In those roles, Emanuel contributed to many M&A deals, capital raising transactions and product development initiatives in NAB’s banking and funds management businesses. - Current at 30 September 2011
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This was presented at 2004 Financial Services Taxation Conference: A Brave New World .

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Reform of Australia's International Taxation Arrangements

Author(s):  Alf CAPITO,  Emanuel HIOU

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Foreign Investment Funds and Capital Gains Tax

Author(s):  Andrew MILLS,  Rob WARD

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Part IVA in Wonderland: The New Business Tax System

Author(s):  AH (Tony) SLATER

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Tax Aspects of Share Buybacks

Author(s):  Mark FERRIER

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Tax Preferred Asset Financing and Division 250

Author(s):  Steve FORD

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Important Input Tax Recovery Issues

Author(s):  Ian JEFFREY

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State Tax Impediments to the Provision of Financial Services

Author(s):  Steven STEVENS

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Product Rationalisation

Author(s):  Michael BROWN

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Developments in Life Insurance

Author(s):  Jeremy HIRSCHHORN,  Shez KURUKULASURIYA

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Taxation of Financial Arrangements

Author(s):  Neil WARD

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Transfer pricing issues in a financial services organisation

Author(s):  Damian PRESHAW,  Paul BALKUS

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ATO Approach to Compliance

Author(s):  Ashley KING

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ATO Audits

Author(s):  Toby KNIGHT

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Managing the Consolidations Process

Author(s):  Liz TROMANS,  Sonia MORRIS

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Superannuation Update

Author(s):  Stephen ROBERTS

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