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Business Reorganisations

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Published on 15 Feb 01 by NATIONAL EVENTS, TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

This seminar paper gives a corporate perspective on major GST issues occurring in a mergers and acquisitions environment.

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Ian Jeffrey
Ian is the Group Operating Partner - Indirect Taxation Services at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Melbourne. Previously, Ian worked as a corporate solicitor for a bank before joining the Melbourne Tax practice in 1984. In 1987 he completed a secondment in the Corporate Taxation Division of Coopers & Lybrand, London and was admitted as a tax partner in 1990. Ian has a broad range of experience in advising with respect to financial instruments, cross border transactions, reorganisations and mergers and acquisitions. - Current at 18 March 2004
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GST and its Impact on Businesses and Advisers

Author(s):  Ken FEHILY

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Business Reorganisations

Author(s):  Ian JEFFREY

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Property and Construction

Author(s):  Lachlan R WOLFERS

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GST and FBT - an unresolvable tug of war?

Author(s):  Michael B EVANS

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Critical issues for the GST adviser

Author(s):  Maria BENARDIS,  Tracey MELLICK,  Tess LAZARUS,  Owen CLANCY

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Cross Border Perspectives on GST

Author(s):  Paul O'BRIEN

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Litigation, settlements and court orders

Author(s):  John W DE WIJN

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