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Tax update presentation

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Published on 15 Oct 20 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers a tax update.

Author profile

Kate Halton
Kate is an Assistant Manager in the Tax Advisory team at KPMG in Hobart. Kate advises on a broad range of tax issues across a number of different sectors. Kate commenced her career with KPMG in 2016 after completing a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts at the University of Tasmania. Kate has also participated in the TIA tax education program. Kate is in the early stage of her Masters of Taxation at the University of Sydney and is focussed on providing value added advice to her client base. She has a particular interest in corporate restructures and CGT small business concessions. - Current at 27 July 2020

 

This was presented at 2020 Tasmanian State Convention .

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Keynote: Post-Budget policy update

Author(s):  Robyn Jacobson

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SMSFs – Where are we now?

Author(s):  Melanie Dunn

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Corporate restructuring options

Author(s):  Travis Anderson

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Leases of commercial real property – What you need to know

Author(s):  Tim TIERNEY

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Tax implications of relationship breakdown

Author(s):  Todd Want

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Managing stress and distress

Author(s):  Luigi Romanelli

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Tax update

Author(s):  Kate Halton

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Tax policy and advocacy update

Author(s):  Robyn Jacobson,  Andrew MILLS

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