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Managed investment trusts: Where are we now? presentation

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Published on 18 Feb 15 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • background to the proposed attribution MIT regime
  • existing MIT regimes
  • overview of proposed attribution regime.

Author profiles

John Kirkness
John is the Head of Tax for AMP Financial Services and has over 25 years' experience in the taxation of financial services entities. John is responsible for the life insurance, superannuation, advisory and distribution areas of AMP's business, including tax compliance, mergers and acquisitions, investment, transfer pricing, product development, and unit pricing. John is a member of the Tax Experts Group of the Financial Services Council and the Life Insurance Tax Working Group of the FSC and is active in lobbying Government and Federal Treasury in relation to income tax developments and policy. - Current at 05 September 2014
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Brendan O'Brien CTA
Brendan is the Head of Tax for AMP Capital, covering business and global fund structures. He is responsible for fund structures housing assets in excess of $140 billion, including real estate, infrastructure, fixed income and equities asset classes. Brendan has more than 15 years tax experience, focussing on financial services and international tax. Brendan is an active member of the Financial Services Council Tax Expert Group. - Current at 05 September 2014
Peter Oliver CTA
Peter Oliver, CTA, is the National Leader, International Tax at KPMG. Peter advises on cross-border transactions, international M&A, restructuring and other corporate matters. Peter formerly led the Australian Tax Centre at KPMG US from 2019 to 2022 where he also led the Australia-US corridor. Peter advises major ASX listed, private and institutional clients across a range of international tax issues, including the treatment of intangibles, hybrid mismatches, financing, corporate structuring and related matters. - Current at 11 November 2024

 

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