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Overview (Program Summary)
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ACC AustraliaSince the interim budget in October last year, the Australian economy has shown more resilience than expected. However, with continued pressure on interest rates and the cost of living, everyday Australians and businesses are still feeling the pinch.
Whether spending pressures mean the Government may need to address calls for broader tax reform remains to be seen, such as changes to capital gains tax concessions or the taxation of superannuation.
For gas producers, will the Government increase the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax?
So what will the 2023 Budget deliver?
Speakers
Julian Cheng, Partner, Gilbert + Tobin
Julian is a tax partner in Gilbert + Tobin’s tax practice and has over 25 years’ experience in providing tax advisory services. He has extensive experience in advising on mergers and acquisitions, corporate restructures, cross border investments and financing, and structuring for managed funds. He also advises individuals and family groups on a range of taxation matters including extraction of value from those groups, tax effective structures for investment and business, and Australian Taxation Office reviews and disputes.
Muhunthan Kanagaratnam, Partner, Gilbert + Tobin
Muhunthan is a tax partner in Gilbert + Tobin’s tax practice. He advises clients across a wide range of industries on mergers and acquisitions transactions, tax disputes and pointy end tax issues. He regularly presents at seminars and conferences. He is also active in policy developments on tax issues affecting mergers and acquisitions.
Muhunthan is admitted to practice in the High Court of Australia and the Supreme Court of New South Wales, and is a Chartered Tax Adviser and registered tax agent.
Notes
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