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Managing a tax function – what is it really like? podcast

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Published on 06 Apr 22 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This podcast covers:

  • ESG and focus on corporate social responsibility and tax transparency
  • Practicalities of tax governance
  • Observations in regard to ATO review activity, and
  • The impact of tax digitalization on business models.

Author profiles

Andrew Haigh
Andrew is Group Tax Manager for Clough Ltd, a multinational engineering and construction company headquartered in Perth. Andrew is responsible for tax strategy and the management of tax risks and opportunities across the group’s international footprint. Before joining Clough, Andrew led the tax function for BHP’s Iron Ore and Olympic Dam businesses, and prior to that advised technology, mining and services industry clients on domestic and international tax issues while working for PwC in Sydney, Boston and Perth. Andrew graduated with degrees in law and commerce from Macquarie University and is a Fellow of Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand. - Current at 22 February 2022
Janelle O'Hare
Janelle is the Head of Tax at Santos and is based in Adelaide. Janelle joined Santos from PwC where she was a partner in the corporate tax team in Perth, leading that national energy and resources practice for tax. She has over 21 years of tax advisory experience, specialising in oil and gas. - Current at 01 April 2022
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Brian Purdy CTA
Brian is Vice President - Tax for South32 Ltd where he is responsible for all global tax matters. He joined South32 from BHP Billiton, where he was Vice-President Tax – Asia Pacific before moving into finance roles in the iron ore business. Brian is a graduate of University of Western Australia and is a member of Chartered Accountants Australia & New Zealand, The Tax Institute and the Australian Institute of Company Directors. - Current at 30 November 2020

 

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Individual sessions

Keynote address – Economic update

Author(s):  Cassandra Winzar

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Your employees are now working remotely around the world – The tax issues you need to be aware of

Author(s):  Tim Cooper,  Natasha Wegener,  Sudette Wepener

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Ending trusts, tax and other issues

Author(s):  Grahame Young

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Trust me…Trust me not

Author(s):  John Carrello

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Tax Policy & Advocacy update

Author(s):  Scott TREATT,  Robyn Jacobson

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The world of digital assets – Are you ready?

Author(s):  Tracey Dunn

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Mental health in the workplace

Author(s):  Cheryl Yam

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Audits and disputes panel

Author(s):  Andrew Giorgi,  Matthew Sunits,  Joanne Wynne

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Insolvency – The current state of play

Author(s):  Michael Cane,  Aaron Dominish,  Matthew Vines

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The Clough case – impact on taxpayer and where to from here

Author(s):  Fiona Beckett-Cooper,  Mathew CHAMBERLAIN

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Managing a tax function – what is it really like?

Author(s):  Andrew Haigh,  O'Hare Janelle,  Brian Purdy

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Strategies for 2022 (and beyond)

Author(s):  Jemma SANDERSON

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