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The ATO’s approach to significant financial services tax issues presentation

Published on 07 Feb 18 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • the direct importance of corporate tax collections from the financial services industry
  • large corporate groups tax compliance and their effect on the health of the entire tax system
  • the tax system’s reliance on data provided by the financial services industry
  • areas of focus.

Author profile

Jeremy HIRSCHHORN
Jeremy is a Partner in KPMG’s Tax Practice, with approximately 15 years experience in the financial services sector, and general and life insurance in particular, and has advised on most of the major industry transactions of the last decade. Jeremy has been heavily involved in industry consultation on tax consolidation and is a frequent speaker on both industry issues and tax consolidation more broadly. Jeremy is a member of the IFSA Life Insurance Taxation Working Group, as well as being Chair of the Taxation Institute’s NSW Technical Committee.
Current at 9 February 2009
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This was presented at 2018 Financial Services Taxation Conference .

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