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Payroll tax game changer for medical and health practices? The impact of the decision in Optical Superstore
Published on 15 Apr 2020 | Took place at Online, NSW
This webinar considered the recent payroll tax decision in Commissioner of State Revenue v The Optical Superstore Pty Ltd and its implications for the payroll tax obligations of medical and health practices. In Commissioner of State Revenue v The Optical Superstore Pty Ltd, a medical practice was found to be subject to payroll tax on amounts belonging to practitioners when the practice collected the amounts and on-paid them to the practitioners. This webinar heard important views from Revenue NSW and other experienced practitioners on the significance of the decision.
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Payroll tax game changer for medical and health practices? The impact of the decision in Optical Superstore
Author(s):
Matthew McKEE,
Ian PHILLIPS,
Matthew SEALEY,
Heath Stewart
This webinar considered the recent payroll tax decision in Commissioner of State Revenue v The Optical Superstore Pty Ltd and its implications for the payroll tax obligations of medical and health practices.
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The legal setting and the decision in Optical Superstore
Author(s):
Matthew SEALEY
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Business models for healthcare practices
Author(s):
Heath Stewart
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Implications for NSW payroll tax
Author(s):
Ian PHILLIPS
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Optical Superstore: The unanswered questions
Author(s):
Matthew McKEE
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