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Tax effect accounting workbook presentation

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Published on 06 Jun 13 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation offers an understanding of the impact of the tax effect accounting environment and the issues and opportunities relevant to their circumstances and clients. It covers:

  • overview of AASB 112 concepts
  • practical examples of application of the principles
  • disclosure
  • future developments.

Author profiles

Peter Bourke
Peter is a Partner in BDO's Corporate and International Tax Team, with over 16 years' experience of providing tax compliance and advisory services to Australian and foreign based clients. He advises on all aspects of Income Tax and the Minerals Rent Resource Tax. Peter is actively involved in consultation on policy and technical issues through membership of the National Tax Liaison Group working groups on MRRT Compliance and Revenue Recognition and the Taxation of Financial Arrangements AMEC's Corporate Regulation and Taxation Committee Tax Institute's Corporate Tax Committee and CGT and Losses Sub-Committee. - Current at 01 December 2013
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Eng Hua Ng CTA
Eng Hua is an Associate Director at BDO, Perth. - Current at 06 June 2013

 

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Tax effect accounting workbook

Author(s):  Peter Bourke,  Eng Hua Ng

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