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FBT workshop 2006 presentation

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Published on 22 Feb 06 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation will update and equip you with what you need to know to deal with your clients’ FBT transactions and planning issues. It covers the current issues, the changes and how it all fits together featuring:

  • review of key FBT concepts
  • update of changes in the past year
  • key areas and trouble spots to watch for
  • tools for practical application of the information to your practice
  • highlighting of planning opportunities
  • the Amway case: what it means for you
  • worker entitlement funds - avoiding the horrific cost of double taxation.

Author profiles

Julie Donnellan
Julie has over 10 years experience with KPMG co-ordinating and leading global International Executive Services engagements. Julie advises national and international clients across most industry sectors on international employee share plans for both executives and employees and on other bonus and incentive arrangements. Julie is well versed in the needs of senior executives and relocating employees and has extensive experience advising on and offering effective and practical solutions to a range of complex expatriate tax issues. She has experience in the development and implementation of tax effective international remuneration packages, international pension and tax equalisation plans, double tax agreements and cross-border tax planning strategies. - Current at 25 February 2009
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Ben Travers ATI
Photo of author, Ben TRAVERS Ben Travers is the Lead Partner of the International Executive Services practice in KPMG Tax, Melbourne. He has over 12 years specialist experience advising Australian and multinational organisations on a broad range of international tax and assignment policy issues associated with maintaining a global workforce. Ben is actively involved in the interpretation and application of assignment policies, domestic law obligations and Double Tax Agreements. - Current at 01 March 2012
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Craig Sloan
Craig is a Partner of the Taxation and Business Solutions division of KPMG. Craig has been with KPMG for 19 years and has extensive experience in taxation and consultancy assignments. He is responsible for all taxation advice and services provided by the Canberra office and is one of the firm s leading advisors and coordinators of FBT services provided to Federal and Territory Government bodies. - Current at 07 December 2005
Langdon Patrick CTA
Langdon is a Director in KPMG’s Deals, Tax and Legal division, and leads the Canberra Indirect Tax practice. In this role, he provides taxation services to both the public and private sectors, with a strong focus on employment taxes, such as payroll tax and FBT. Langdon is a member of the Tax Institute’s FBT and Employment Taxes Technical Committee, and has provided employment tax compliance and advisory services to a wide range of clients for over 20 years. In doing so, Langdon has worked closely with various revenue authorities, as well as contributing to the shaping and design of tax policy. - Current at 15 August 2022
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FBT workshop 2006

Author(s):  Julie DONNELLAN,  Ben TRAVERS,  Craig SLOAN,  Langdon PATRICK

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