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Wine equalisation tax: How will the new WET reforms affect wine businesses? paper
Published on 23 Mar 18 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This paper covers:
- events leading to reforms
- new eligibility criteria
- WET payment requirement.
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Mathew Brittingham CTA
Mathew Brittingham, CTA is a Partner at Finlayson’s Tax and Revenue team and the heads up the Family Business and Private Wealth Practice. He advises a range of local, national and international clients on state and federal taxes. His broad expertise includes corporate restructures, finance transactions, international tax, fuel tax, stamp duty, payroll tax disputes, wine equalisation tax (WET) and GST. Mathew was listed in Doyle’s Leading Tax Lawyers 2017 – as one of South Australia’s Leading Tax Lawyers. - Current at 03 July 2018
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