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Capitalising the boom: Issues faced by mining and E&P companies with the capital allowances regime presentation

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Published on 15 Oct 14 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • background to the boom
  • overview of the capital allowances regime
  • specific mining and E&P assets
  • legislative developments
  • government policy.

Author profiles

Benjamin Opie CTA
Ben is a Perth-based Corporate Tax Partner at KPMG with over 16 years tax advisory experience. Ben has extensive experience in advising on income tax, capital gains tax and resource taxation matters affecting the energy and natural resources industry in Australia and overseas. His industry experience includes a 12-month secondment to a major energy company as the in-house Tax Specialist. Ben has a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Western Australia and is a Chartered Tax Adviser and is also a Fellow of Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. - Current at 07 October 2014
Peter Hyman ATI
Peter is a Perth-based Senior Tax Advisor at INPEX, Japan’s largest oil and gas company and the operator of the Ichthys LNG and condensate project. Prior to joining INPEX, Peter was Specialist Tax Australia for BHP Billiton advising on the Iron Ore, Nickel and Stainless Steel Materials divisions, and was involved with some of the largest transactions undertaken in Australia while at BHP. Peter started his career in the private client service area at Ernst & Young before transitioning to large corporates. He is also a registered tax agent in his own right. - Current at 07 October 2014

 

This was presented at 2014 National Resources Tax Conference .

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