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Division 243 - gains on limited recourse debt
Published on 07 Aug 01 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This powerpoint presentation explains the process of division 243 being introduced into legislation, why it was introduced and the affect it will have on taxpayers.
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Anthony Stolarek
Tony engages with Australia's federal and state governments, Treasury and Taxation Office on tax policy and tax administration, through the EY Australia Tax Centre for Excellence. In his EY role and membership of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia tax technical committee, he is heavily involved in submissions to government and the ATO on policy proposals, changes in the tax system and improving its administration and interpretation. Tony is an ICAA representative on the ATO National Tax Liaison Committee and various subcommittees and a member of the Law Council of Australia Business Law tax committee. He is also involved in the EY global Tax Policy Services network which has had significant focus on Base Erosion and Profit shifting in the last year. Tony is a member of the Treasury Special Reference Group relating to its scoping paper dealing with the Risks to Sustainability of the Corporate Tax Base.
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Division 243 - gains on limited recourse debt
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