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CFC rules: Modern history and some interesting case studies presentation

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Published on 19 Sep 18 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • modern history
  • brief overview of CFC rules.

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Craig Marston CTA
Craig Marston, CTA, is a Tax Partner at KPMG focussing on funds management. He specialises in complex tax compliance and advisory matters relevant to the financial services industry. Craig has extensive experience advising banking, funds management, fin techs and other financial services groups regarding trust taxation issues, debt and equity capital raisings, international tax issues and tax compliance. - Current at 22 January 2024
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