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Opportunities for attracting capital and incentivising staff podcast

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Published on 28 Apr 21 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This podcast covers:

  • The state of play of the ESIC regime and how start-ups can take advantage
  • How to incentivise employees when cash is tight and the benefits of the start-up tax concession
  • Are there any restructuring opportunities in the context of the ESIC regime and start-up tax concession?
  • Must founders always miss out?

Author profiles

George Hodson CTA
George Hodson, CTA is a Partner at Thomson Geer. George advises on taxation, transactional, structuring and tax controversy matters. He acts for a range of private, public and government clients and has extensive experience in taxation advisory as well as dispute resolution with revenue authorities. George presently sits on the SA State Council. - Current at 10 October 2023
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Fiona Stapleton
Fiona is a Senior Associate in the tax team at Thomson Geer Lawyers. She has experience in providing taxation and commercial advice to a wide variety of clients including private and listed companies, high net worth individuals and private equity funds. Fiona enjoys working closely with clients to understand their commercial issues and objectives in order to deliver the right outcomes. She is a current member of the Tax Institute's Women in Tax, Membership and Professional Development Committees and the National Women in Tax Congress. - Current at 04 May 2023
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Individual sessions

Unique COVID FBT issues

Author(s):  Ben Turner

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Corporate residency and private groups

Author(s):  Phil Shepherd

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Individual Residency, with consideration of COVID implications

Author(s):  Danielle Ellershaw

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State tax update

Author(s):  Paul INGRAM

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ATO Rulings on travel expenses

Author(s):  Megan FIELD

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CGT Main residence exemption – A look at impacts for foreign residents

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Lost in (company) losses

Author(s):  Sean VAN DER LINDEN

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Tax Policy and Advocacy Update

Author(s):  Robyn Jacobson,  Scott TREATT

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Opportunities for attracting capital and incentivising staff

Author(s):  George HODSON,  Fiona Stapleton

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Professional firm structuring & professional firm allocation of profits

Author(s):  Marg Marshall,  Paul BANISTER,  Gavin Favelle

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Estate and Succession Planning

Author(s):  Matthew Andruchowycz

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Discretionary Trusts – Issues: New and old

Author(s):  Julie VAN DER VELDE

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The Post-COVID wasteland impacting SME deals

Author(s):  Simon HOW

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