What's new in Tax & Accounting

04 Jun 2021

There's no doubt this financial year was a period of significant tax changes.

It was a year of new policies, new regulations and new, unforeseen impacts – some of which will extend beyond compliance and lodged returns to have a wider impact on your financial statements.

To ensure you're on top of these changes and related challenges and opportunities, watch our webinar. This session will discuss the accounting implications of recently implemented changes and current issues such as changes to tax rates, accounting for leases, contract assets and liabilities, uncertain tax treatments, temporary full expensing and research & development offsets.

We dive into your obligations and opportunities arising from these tax developments, as well as how to ensure they are accurately reflected in your financial statements.

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Featured speakers

Yan Wong

Yan is a Chartered Accountant and qualified lawyer with over 25 years’ corporate and international tax experience. Yan specialises in advising clients in the Food and Beverage sector particularly in respect of tax compliance, ATO risk reviews/audits, private ruling applications, legally privileged tax advice and documenting reasonably arguable positions. He works closely with other Professional Services (accounting, legal, financial advisory) firms to provide specialist tax technical advice as part of overall commercially driven solutions to client transactions.

Yan Wong

Partner, Tax, Grant Thornton Australia

Emma Maguire

Emma supports large corporate entities, consolidated groups, superannuation funds and trust entities on income tax compliance. This includes liaising with various areas of the business, as well as with external regulatory bodies such as the Australian Taxation Office.