The 2020 National Infrastructure Online Conference will be held 13 October -12 November, as a 6 part webinar series.
The conference keynote is an update on the infrastructure sector from Romilly...
The Tax Institute
Transfer pricing is focused on ensuring that when different parts of a multinational group have dealings, transactions or interactions between them, the resulting tax outcomes are the same as they...
The Noosa Tax Intensive has returned in 2020, reinvented for a digital and safely socially-distant world. Australia’s premier SME event, the 28th Noosa Tax Intensive is split across two...
Note: This article does not intend or purport to provide guidance on the detailed operation of the provisions of the Fair Work Act 2009. Its purpose is to increase awareness of the impact proposed...
Now in its eighth year, the National Superannuation Conference is recognised as the leading event for tax practitioners specialising in superannuation. Sessions deal with issues facing both the...
Residency is a key concern to understand when it comes to just about any tax practice, whether you’re advising individuals or multinational corporations with cross-border interests. But how do you...
“I started in tax 35 years ago at the ATO in Perth where I cut my tax teeth in the assessing, advisings and appeals groups before moving to Canberra in early 1993 where I encountered transfer...
In response to the continuing economic effects from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government announced a number of changes to the JobKeeper program on 7 August 2020.
Some of these changes affect...
Any tax practitioner knows that working in tax can be likened to professional problem-solving. On a day-to-day basis, you are working with clients and sifting through legislation to produce the...
A good professional reputation is worth its weight in gold. Building that reputation can be challenging at times, but ultimately, is the path to a rewarding, top tax career.
To uncover the...
