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Emerging issues in superannuation paper

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Published on 25 Aug 16 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • attribution managed investment trust regime
  • base erosion and profit shifting
  • tax governance
  • ISAT protocol.

Author profile

Brad Ivens ATI
Brad is an Associate Partner in EY’s Financial Services tax practice, focussing on wealth and asset management including superannuation funds and managed funds. In particular, Brad has over 20 years’ experience in providing tax compliance and advisory services for the superannuation industry, covering matters such as investment due diligence, capital gains tax planning, unit pricing/crediting rate reviews, custodian tax reporting, fund administration, tax effect accounting, tax governance and ATO reviews/audits. His clients have ranged from some of Australia’s largest industry and retail funds, through to public sector and employer-sponsored funds. Brad has also been an active contributor to the government and the ATO in relation to various superannuation tax issues and reforms. - Current at 29 June 2022
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