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Corporate residency issues in light of COVID-19 podcast

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Published on 13 Jan 21 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This podcast covers:

  • corporate residency case law and ATO guidance
  • proposals for changes to corporate residency rules considered by the Board of Taxation
  • implications for residency from COVID-related travel restrictions
  • interaction of residence with double taxation treaties and implications of the Multilateral Instrument
  • consequences of potential dual residence or migration of companies as a result of the corporate residency rules
  • insight into the challenges facing foreign incorporated companies today
  • options to manage tax risks and governance implications.

Author profile

Dr Dr. Julianne Jaques KC CTA
Dr Julianne Jaques KC, CTA is a barrister specialising in taxation law. Tax cases in which she has appeared include Bywater and Sharpcan in the High Court, and South Seas Holdings, Anglo American, Gumm, Victoria Power Networks and Sole Luna in the Federal Court. She is a Chartered Tax Adviser and a Chartered Accountant, and her doctoral thesis at the University of Melbourne was on the taxation of corporates. Julianne is currently Acting Chair of the Board of Taxation and is a former member of the Tax Practitioners Board. In 2020, Julianne was awarded Chartered Tax Adviser of the Year by The Tax Institute. - Current at 21 August 2025
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This was presented at VIC 8th Annual Tax Forum Online .

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Individual sessions

M&A and Coronavirus: A crown of thorns

Author(s):  Enzo COIA,  James Gould

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Capital or Revenue – Implications of the counterfactual

Author(s):  Dioni Perera

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Tax effective resolution of trust and estate disputes: Making the best of a bad situation

Author(s):  Nathan Yii

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General ATO update for corporates

Author(s):  Chris Ferguson

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Dealing with the fallout of COVID-19

Author(s):  John Ioannou

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Seat 1A on the digital tax plane: Chasing source – or chaos?

Author(s):  Jayde THOMPSON,  Greg Weickhardt

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Permanent establishments in 2020 and beyond

Author(s):  Amber Agustin,  Cameron Forbes

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Update on s 100A

Author(s):  Leo Gouzenfiter,  Alexis KOKKINOS

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Tax policy and advocacy update

Author(s):  Robyn Jacobson,  Andrew MILLS

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Corporate residency issues in light of COVID-19

Author(s):  Julianne JAQUES

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SME cases update

Author(s):  Vincent Licciardi

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Individual tax residency update

Author(s):  Kaitilin LOWDON,  Paul SOKOLOWSKI,  Andrew Spierings

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The current superannuation landscape

Author(s):  Liz Westover

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R&D – Where to now?

Author(s):  Sukvinder HEYER

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Div 7A – Emerging from COVID-19

Author(s):  Ron JORGENSEN

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What’s attracting the ATO’s attention in the SME space?

Author(s):  Kelly Canavan,  Moira MERRICK

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