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Published on 16 Feb 07 by NATIONAL EVENTS, TAXATION INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA

This presentation covers:

  • the debt/equity borderline
  • Australian legislative framework relevant to hybrid issues
  • cross border equity/debt hybrids
  • resettable preference shares
  • subordinated debt
  • s128F developments
  • hybrid instruments and anti-avoidance.

Author profile

Vikas Khanna CTA
Vik is a Partner in the International Tax Practice at Ernst & Young, Melbourne. He specialises in corporate and international tax issues with a particular emphasis on mergers and acquisitions. Vik has specific responsibility for providing international and corporate tax advice to a number of leading financial intermediaries, banks and securities traders, on cross border transactions and on funding issues. He has been closely involved in a number of public equity raising and hybrid instrument issues. - Current at 12 December 2006
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This was presented at 2007 Financial Services Taxation Conference: Financial Services Unleashed .

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