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WA state taxes update paper

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Published on 21 Sep 07 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • legislative amendments over the last 12 months
  • changes to practices and rulings
  • recent cases.

Author profile

Shaun GARLICK
Shaun is an Executive Director of Ernst and Young within the Western Region’s specialist Stamp Duty team. Bringing more than 25 years experience to his role, Shaun’s expertise stretches across complex transactions such as land rich transactions, business restructuring, corporate reconstruction exemptions and large property acquisitions. Known for his depth of knowledge of stamp duty legislation and application across the different Australian jurisdictions, Shaun is a trusted advisor to both small businesses and multinationals. Shaun has advised on many large-scale stamp duty projects.
Current at 19 March 2009
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