Tax Anti-Avoidance and the Dominant Purpose Assessment - Key Case Upda – Leo Cussen Centre for Law

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Tax Anti-Avoidance and the Dominant Purpose Assessment - Key Case Update

Tax Anti-Avoidance and the Dominant Purpose Assessment - Key Case Update

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Part IVA of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 is one of the most scrutinised income tax provisions, that addresses the general anti-avoidance rule. However, in March 2024, the Federal Court has provided crucial guidance through two significant cases on the scope and interpretation of the anti-avoidance rule and addresses the key factors in the ‘dominant purpose’ assessment.

This seminar will discuss these two cases and will provide you with the opportunity to gain the following: 

  • Key principles from the 'Mylan case' and the 'Minerva case'; 
  • The application of Part IVA the anti-avoidance tax regime and its implications on trust structures;  
  • Key takeaways and the landscape for taxpayers in the future.

This a must attend session for all tax lawyers as you prepare your advice for your next client!


What is included:

Videos of the presentation in mp4 format.

Paper materials in pdf format.

* This Webcast does not allow WA practitioners to claim CPD points