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A practical look at source rules presentation

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Published on 22 Sep 04 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers the following topics:
- impact of moving to a more residence based treaty policy
- impact of OECD clarification of PE and income allocation
- consequences of applying source rules to e-commerce transactions.

Author profiles

William Cannon
Bill is currently a Special Counsel with Ashurst having served as a Partner of the firm from 1980 to November 2013. He is a senior member of the Ashurst tax practice working as part of an integrated team providing a full range of direct and indirect tax services to clients to support their business activities. Bill has extensive experience advising on the stamp duty and GST aspects, particularly in relation to trusts, partnerships and the purchase, sale, restructuring and other dealings with assets. He acts for major corporations in the private and public sectors in a variety of industries. Bill is an assistant editor for the late Hon. Justice D Graham Hill’s publication - Duties Legislation (Thomson Lawbook Co). - Current at 08 August 2014
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Peter EDMUNDSON
Peter is a Lecturer at the UTS Faculty of Law. He is also a consultant to Blake Dawson Waldron.
Current at February 2003
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