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Published on 08 Oct 15 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • why have an employee share plan?
  • the ESS evolution
  • incentivising innovation: start-up rules
  • do the changes go far enough?
  • choosing the plan that is right for your business.

Author profile

James Newnham
James Newnham, CTA is a Partner in DLA Piper's Tax Team with over 16 years' experience consulting to leading Australian companies and multinational groups. He provides practical direct tax advice with consideration to his clients specific business needs. James' tax structuring experience stems from advising on various transactions including mergers, demergers, capital restructures, IPOs, private equity acquisitions, share buy-backs, and cross-border expansions. He works with emerging and mature technology clients who have specific industry based tax issues. His areas of experience include drafting the tax aspects of legal documents, tax consolidation, international tax, capital gains tax, the debt/equity rules, debt forgiveness rules, and the employee share schemes. - Current at 09 May 2016
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