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Published on 19 Feb 14 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • why tax reform?
  • areas for major tax reform
  • general tax reform strategy (Henry Review)
  • income taxation: Now and likely future
  • taxation of capital income: Current for residents
  • conflicting views about tax system for capital income
  • general expenditure taxes
  • taxation of assets and wealth.

Author profile

Prof John Freebairn
Professor John Freebairn holds the Ritchie chair in economics at the University of Melbourne. He has degrees from the University of New England and the University of California, Davis. Prior to joining the University of Melbourne in 1996, his preceding career includes university appointments at the ANU, LaTrobe and Monash, and periods with the NSW Department of Agriculture and the Business Council of Australia. Professor Freebairn is an applied microeconomist and economic policy analyst with current interests in taxation reform and environmental economics. - Current at 01 November 2018
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BEPS: OECD perspective

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Policy and tax reform

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Current issues relating to trusts Division 6C and MITs

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The attribution of profits to permanent establishments

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Transfer pricing aspects of insurance & reinsurance

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Tax deferred distributions

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Tax issues in restructures, acquisitions and dealing with distressed debt

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Financial transaction taxes - Current state of play and potential impacts

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BEPS: Treaty aspects

Author(s):  Claudio Cimetta

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Income tax and The Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (C’wlth)

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Review of the debt/equity tax rules

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FATCA - What is the state of play?

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Liabilities – A changing world post TOFA

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The new transfer pricing rules in the context of financial services

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Taxation of life insurance companies – Reflections on the 2000 reforms

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Recent cases

Author(s):  Joanne DUNNE,  Juliette Mason,  James Patto

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Offshore banking units

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