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PSI: To Self-Assess or Not? This is the Question

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Published on 18 Sep 01 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Topics covered in this powerpoint presentation include:

  • What is PSI?
  • Is there ar personal services business?
  • PSB and Self-Assessment
  • PSB Determination
  • Are deuctions limited?
  • Is income attributed?

    • Author profile

    Gregory Travers CTA
    Greg is the Director in charge of the Tax services division of William Buck in Sydney. His clients are predominantly private businesses, both Australian and foreign businesses, as well as higher wealth individuals and families. Greg’s work includes advising on issues and transactions, such as restructuring, exit strategies, business acquisitions and international expansion, along with referrals from accountants, lawyers and other advisers. Greg is an experienced presenter, the author of the title, The Tax Advisor’s Guide to Part IVA, published by The Tax Institute and Asia Pacific Chair of the Praxity Global Tax Committee. - Current at 15 June 2022
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