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Choosing Australia as a holding company jurisdiction - Some of the fine print presentation

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Published on 09 Sep 08

This presentation focuses on complex issues that practitioners face in advising Australian holding companies with foreign subsidiaries. Issues covered include:

  • thin capitalisation
  • foreign hybrids
  • tax incentives for multinational groups
  • availability of foreign tax credits
  • recent ATO developments affecting Australian holding companies with foreign subsidiaries.

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Liam Collins CTA
Liam is a Partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers. He has over eight years experience in advising clients on Australian and international taxation matters. Liam has considerable experience in advising on cross border transactions and major financing transactions. - Current at 09 September 2008
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