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Published on 15 Sep 17 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • background – two drivers for change
  • role of ‘done’ in a new environment
  • enterprise carried on in Australia
  • electronic distribution platforms
  • interactions with other provisions.

Author profiles

Brady Dever ATI
Brady is a Partner in PwC Sydney’s Indirect Taxes practice with a specialist focus on the technology sector. Brady has 16 years’ experience in indirect taxes with PwC, including a two-year secondment to PwC UK’s Financial Services VAT practice between 2009 and 2011. Brady leads PwC’s APAC indirect tax and sits on the Australia and New Zealand Government Peppol invoice content working group. Brady has also assisted several multinational clients implement e-invoicing processes across APAC. He holds an LLB, BComm and LLM and a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria. - Current at 27 May 2021
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Rebecca Smith
Rebecca joined the ATO in 2014 and is a Technical Adviser in the Tax Counsel Network. Prior to joining the ATO, Rebecca was an adviser on law design and policy issues in the Revenue Group in the Treasury. - Current at 30 October 2017

 

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