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International profit shifting, BEPS and compliance matters presentation

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Published on 18 Nov 15 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • ISAPS program
  • international tax issues that concern us
  • BEPS action plan
  • ATO Guidance - Subdivision 768-A
  • Part IVA - Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law.

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Paul Korganow
Photo of author, Paul KORGANOW Paul Korganow, ATI, is the ATO Assistant Commissioner for the International Tax Structuring/BEPS Practice, Public Groups and International. Paul leads an International Tax Structuring team based in Melbourne and Sydney. He is also involved in strategy development and contribution to domestic and multilateral law reform around BEPS. Paul is the ATO Project Lead for BEPS Action 2, the Australian ATO representative at OECD Working Party 11 and represented the ATO on the Board of Taxation Working Group looking at the domestic implementation of the OECD Anti-Hybrid Rules. Paul was previously a Partner at two Big 4 firms in their International Tax and M&A groups. - Current at 16 February 2018
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