GLI: Corporate Tax 2020

External publications Written by Prashanth Kainthaje (Partner), Andy Milidoni (Partner)

Partners Andy Milidoni and Prashanth Kainthaje have written the Australian chapter for the eighth edition of Global Legal Insights: Corporate Tax 2020. 

This publication represents the views of a group of leading tax practitioners from around the world. It provides an overview of corporate tax work over the past year, including key developments, tax climate in each jurisdiction, development affecting attractiveness of jurisdiction for holding companies, including sector focus, and the year ahead in 29 jurisdictions.

Read their article here.

Important Disclaimer: The material contained in this article is comment of a general nature only and is not and nor is it intended to be advice on any specific professional matter. In that the effectiveness or accuracy of any professional advice depends upon the particular circumstances of each case, neither the firm nor any individual author accepts any responsibility whatsoever for any acts or omissions resulting from reliance upon the content of any articles. Before acting on the basis of any material contained in this publication, we recommend that you consult your professional adviser. Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation (Australia-wide except in Tasmania).

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