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The Art of Losses: Compliance and (Un)Certainty seminar paper

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Published on 29 Nov 03 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Topics covered in this seminar paper include:
- A review of the ATO IDs dealing with losses
- ATO IDs and reasonably arguable position
- Anticipated Rulings and determinations concerning losses
- ATO compliance program as it related to losses
- Where is it likely to head?

Author profile

Michael Bersten
Michael is a Partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers Legal and is the leader of the PricwaterhouseCoopers Legal Tax Controversy Practice. Michael was formerly an ATO Deputy Chief Tax Counsel and Deputy Australian Government Solicitor. - Current at 26 July 2006
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This was presented at Don't Burn Your Losses - 2003 NSW Annual Intensive Retreat .

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Use of or Transfer of Losses (Non-Consolidation)

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Position of Losses in Australian Tax History

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Stand Alone Companies - Same Business Test

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Some Aspects of the ATO Position in Relation to Losses

Author(s):  Michael BERSTEN

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Deducting Losses within a Consolidated Group - Div 707c

Author(s):  David IRELAND

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Addressing Losses when Buying or Selling a Company

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