Cross Border Tax and Estate Planning Issues for Private Clients and SMEs: First Annual Symposium

International tax has traditionally been the preserve of the big end of town, but as family businesses seek business opportunities offshore and non-resident families invest in Australia the landscape is changing. Increasingly tax advisers used to advising family businesses and wealthy individuals are getting asked about offshore expansion or inbound investment.

This symposium is designed for those of you in our traditional market who are advising in these areas and want to know more. We are covering nine subjects in depth in nine one-hour presentations designed to traverse the tax and wealth management issues entailed in advising clients in this fast growing space.

Australian SMEs Expanding Offshore

• Conducting Business Offshore - Key Tax Considerations
• Transfer Pricing Rules – Measuring the Impact on Small to Medium Enterprises
• Central Management and Control for Trusts and Companies – What Does This Really Mean?

Foreign Private Client Property Investment

• AMITs: A Tax Effective Property Development Structure for Offshore Investors
• Taxes on Foreign Property Investors: Keeping on Top of the Changes

Multi-jurisdictional Income Distribution and Estate Planning

• Non-resident Beneficiaries – Dealing with the Distant
• Multi Jurisdiction Clients, Assets and Estate Planning Issues
• Offshore Assets in the Estate Plan: Tax Imperatives

Foreign Businesses Operating in Australia

• Foreigners Doing Business With Australians: Navigating the GST Minefield