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Consolidation: implications for SME's

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Published on 26 Nov 02 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This powerpoint presentation outlines the income tax implication of consolidation as it impacts SME's. Topics include: overview of the legislation, what do my SME clients need to know, who are my relevant SME clients, should my clients consolidate, what's the process from here, action plans and checklis for implementation.

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Mark Northeast CTA
Mark is a consultant to Pitcher Partners Melbourne. Mark specialises in advising privately owned businesses, and has been an active participant for over 10 years in various ATO forums concerning professional practices. He is currently an external participant member of the ATO’s Professional Firms Working Group. Mark is a regular presenter for The Tax Institute, CPA Australia, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and the Law Institute of Victorian on professional practice matters. - Current at 30 June 2015
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