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M&A and Coronavirus: A crown of thorns paper

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Published on 15 Oct 20 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • the ability to use tax losses in the future
  • the impact of refinancing or writing off debts
  • the reduced ability to gear ongoing operations and associated thin capitalisation impacts
  • the tax consolidation impacts of acquiring distressed entities or selling loss making businesses.

Author profiles

Enzo Coia CTA
Enzo Coia is a Tax Partner at Deloitte with over 20 years’ experience providing advice on Australian and international taxation matters. Enzo specialises in M&A, financing, capital management and dealing with revenue authorities. He is expertly placed to understand clients’ needs, having spent several years in a senior tax leadership position at a multinational oil and gas company. - Current at 15 June 2022
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James Gould
James Gould is a senior analyst in Deloitte’s Melbourne M&A Tax team, dealing with complex Australian and international M&A tax issues for private equity, managed funds, corporate and privately owned groups. - Current at 16 December 2020
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M&A and Coronavirus: A crown of thorns

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Tax effective resolution of trust and estate disputes: Making the best of a bad situation

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General ATO update for corporates

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Dealing with the fallout of COVID-19

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Seat 1A on the digital tax plane: Chasing source – or chaos?

Author(s):  Jayde THOMPSON,  Greg Weickhardt

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Permanent establishments in 2020 and beyond

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Update on s 100A

Author(s):  Leo Gouzenfiter,  Alexis KOKKINOS

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Tax policy and advocacy update

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Corporate residency issues in light of COVID-19

Author(s):  Julianne JAQUES

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SME cases update

Author(s):  Vincent Licciardi

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Individual tax residency update

Author(s):  Kaitilin LOWDON,  Paul SOKOLOWSKI,  Andrew Spierings

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The current superannuation landscape

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R&D – Where to now?

Author(s):  Sukvinder HEYER

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Div 7A – Emerging from COVID-19

Author(s):  Ron JORGENSEN

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What’s attracting the ATO’s attention in the SME space?

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