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Getting to the molten core: ATO hot spots presentation

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Published on 06 Nov 14 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • trusts - taxpayer alerts
  • section 100A
  • unpaid present entitlements
  • professional practice structures
  • dividend access shares and related issues
  • Project Do It.

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Fiona Dillon CTA
Fiona Dillon, CTA, is the Chief Tax Counsel at the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). She is accountable for forming the ATO view of the tax and super laws, resolving the ATO’s most significant tax technical issues, accountable for the technical positions put before Australian Courts and for the ATO’s public advice and guidance. Fiona previously served as Minister-Counsellor (Taxation) in the Australian delegation to the OECD based in Paris and spent a number of years in private practice. - Current at 10 June 2026

 

This was presented at 22nd National Tax Intensive Retreat .

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Structuring and restructuring professional practices – The technical landscape

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Getting value out of companies

Author(s):  Evan Beissel,  Chris WOOKEY

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Getting to the molten core: ATO hot spots

Author(s):  Fiona DILLON

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Journey back to core principles workshop 1: General principles

Author(s):  Scott McGill

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Structuring & restructuring professional practices – The options

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