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Payroll tax: Emerging issues presentation

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Published on 24 Jul 14 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • payroll tax, the economy and tax reform
  • the emerging range of employment agent scenarios
  • business structures and the grouping provisions
  • the ongoing perils of the contractor rules.

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Nathan Hamilton
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This was presented at 14th Annual States' Taxation Conference .

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