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Wine equalisation tax - How will the new WET reforms affect wine businesses? presentation

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Published on 23 Mar 18 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • new eligibility criteria
  • producer
  • consequences of 85% ownership requirement
  • packaging requirement
  • branding requirements
  • trademarks.

 

 

Author profile

Mathew Brittingham CTA
Mathew Brittingham, CTA, is the Managing Director of Tributum Law, as specialist tax & trusts law advisory firm. Mathew’s broad expertise includes advising on tax avoidance, international tax, tax structuring and complex trust law issues. Mathew is also regularly called on to act for taxpayers in disputes with the ATO and State Revenue Offices, and routinely assists to resolve audits with these authorities. Mathew is consistently recognised as an industry leader in lawyer rating guides and Australian wide awards in the tax law field. - Current at 17 March 2023
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