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GST – Real issues and real opportunities presentation

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Published on 25 Sep 18 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • examples of recent matters
  • why use a GST expert?
  • my three rules of GST
  • recent developments - GST withholding
  • development agreements
  • other recent developments.

Author profile

Jonathan Ackerman ATI
Jonathan Ackerman, ATI, is a Director of Ackerman Consulting, which provides specialist GST and other indirect tax consulting and legal services. He has over 25 years’ experience advising corporate clients on complex indirect tax matters, including senior roles at DLA Piper and PwC. Jonathan has run his own tax practice for over a decade, primarily working with mid-tier accounting and law firms. He is a regular commentator and presenter on GST issues and has published numerous papers. - Current at 29 July 2025
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