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Published on 08 Sep 16 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • Bitcoin
  • introduction to apportionment
  • ATMs an overview
  • possible reduced input tax credits.

Author profiles

Alex Affleck
Alex joined the ATO in 1997. In 2016, Alex was appointed as an Assistant Commissioner in the Tax Counsel Network (TCN) focussing on superannuation. Prior to that, he was a Tax Counsel in TCN specialising in indirect taxes. He has been involved in the development of public rulings, litigation, as well as providing input into taxation law design. - Current at 16 September 2021
Craig Klapdor CTA
Craig Klapdor, CTA, is currently with CBA and has over 25 years’ experience in indirect tax, ranging from Tax Office, to big four and in-house corporate roles in telecommunications and financial services. - Current at 19 October 2016
George Spathis
George Spathis is a leading GST advisor and has extensive experience in providing technical advice, commercial insights and managing end to end GST risk management obligations. He has a proven track record of managing the successful resolution of issues with the ATO, including obtaining private rulings, managing audits and review processes, entering into compliance agreements, resolving disputes and successfully managing litigation. George leads the KPMG Sydney GST team with a broad range of clients in all industry sectors. - Current at 19 October 2016

 

This was presented at 2016 National GST Intensive .

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