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Published on 18 Aug 16 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • reorganisation as part of a transaction
  • mitigating against process risks
  • nature of investors
  • ATO infrastructure project team
  • infrastructure – some key issues.

Author profiles

Brendon Lamers ATI
Photo of author, Brendon Lamers Brendon is a Partner within Clayton Utz's Tax Practice. Brendon has over 20 years' experience advising on a broad range of tax issues in the areas of infrastructure, property and M&A. He advises governments, funds (both local and foreign) and Australian companies on managing tax issues in the context of transactions. He is often sought after by clients on his expertise in providing commercial tax advice specifically in infrastructure and property. - Current at 15 June 2022
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Peter Maher
Peter is a Director in the ATO’s Public Groups & International area. Peter currently leads the ATO’s Infrastructure Team and as such is involved with most state privatisations and also major infrastructure transactions. Peter also oversees the administration of the National Tax Equivalent Regime. Peter has also worked for a Big 4 accounting firm, has been engaged by the World Bank to work with the tax administrations of a number of developing countries, and currently is engaged as a consultant with the International Monetary Fund advising the Chinese State Administration of Taxes. - Current at 01 January 1900

 

This was presented at 2016 Queensland Tax Forum .

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