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Tax residency of overseas subsidiaries – Practical implications presentation

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Published on 26 Oct 17 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • cases and rulings
  • becoming an Australian resident
  • other matters.

Author profile

Julian Lian
Julian started in KPMG’s Adelaide tax practice as a graduate in 2006. He has recently returned to Adelaide after five and a half years in Sydney where he worked with KPMG’s tax advisory team and a leading Australian law firm. He advises on income tax matters and has a broad range of experience ranging from private groups to large multinationals across a range of industry sectors. His most recent TIA presentation was at the Queensland Tax Forum in May this year where he presented on technical traps in corporate transactions. - Current at 29 July 2019
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