Tuesday October 07 2008
5.00 p.m - 7.00 p.m
The Gibson Room, Z Block, QUT, Gardens Point Campus
Walter Piciocchi addresses the key issues of the recently released the ATO Compliance Program for 2008-09 and its impact on sporting clubs. Local legal experts also examine the ruling. Of particular interest to directors and management committee members will be a discussion of the recent case brought by the ATO against a director of a failed NSW soccer club Mr. Dick, a volunteer director, was required to remit $141,259.19 to the ATO as a personal debt incurred by the club.
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Speakers:
Walter Piciocchi, Small and Medium Enterprises, Non-profit Centre, The Australian Taxation Office
Mark West, McCullough Robertson
Paul Paxton-Hall, Fox and Thomas
Mike Booth, CPNS Postgraduate student and former ATO Assistant Commissioner
For those unable to attend our seminars or events in person, PowerPoint presentations and notes are available by clicking on titles below.
Streamed audio and video of this seminar will be available soon...
| Title | Speaker |
| What is mutuality and exemption for sports clubs? | Walter Piciocchi |
| Mutuality: Traps for the unwary | Mark West |
| Statutory Exemption Provisions | Paul Paxton-Hall |
| Dick's case - A hard lesson for directors who fail in their club tax duties | Mike Booth |
| Panel Discussion | Walter Piciocchi, Mark West, Paul-Paxton-Hall and Mike Booth |
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