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Issues covered include: immigration for business and investors, foreign investment, non-residents doing business, non-residents doing family business, owning a property, anti-money laundering, tax considerations and non-residents, estate planning, administration and sucession for migrations and foreign investors
Tax and wealth advisory issues involving migrants and foreign investors are increasing in Australia every single year. Broaden your client base in this potentially lucrative area or refine your strategies for your current client base with this unique program covering critical topics that you won't find anywhere else. Gain all the knowledge, updates and strategies necessary to capitalise on the burgeoning migration and foreign investor sectors so that you can take your practice to the next level.
Attend and earn 7 CPD Points/Hours
This conference was recorded in NSW on 28 May 2019
Chair: Peter Charteris, Partner, Sparke Helmore Lawyers
LATEST TRENDS
9.00am to 9.50am: Immigration for Business and Investors: Facts, Trends & Future Developments You Must Know
Business professionals and investors are increasingly mobile and must navigate Australia's complex immigration laws and policies if they wish to conduct business and invest in Australia. In this session, global mobility and Australian migration law practitioners Belinda Wright and Jennifer Wilson will survey the international landscape concerning business and investment migration and provide an overview of the current law and policy framework in Australia so that you can provide the best advice possible for your clients.
Presented by Belinda Wright, Director and Jennifer Wilson, Senior Manager, People Services & Immigration, KPMG
9.50am to 10.40am: Foreign Investment in Australia: Existing Opportunities and Future Legislative Trends
Presented by Deborah Johns, Partner, Gilbert + Tobin
10.40am to 10.55am Morning Tea
PRACTICAL BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT STRATEGIES
10.55am to 11.50am: Non-Residents Doing Business in Australia: Key Tax Issues and the Practical Implications
Selling goods or providing services in Australia as a non-resident has myriad tax implications, including whether it is without a presence in Australia, through an Australian agent or via a permanent establishment. Gain practical insights in navigating through these complex rules.
Presented by Iain Spittal, Partner and Emmanuelle Roulet, Tax Manager, PKF
11.50am to 12.45pm: How can Non-Resident Family Members Invest in Family Businesses in Australia?
Presented by Shah Rusiti, Partner; Accredited Specialist in Business Law and Min Hur, Associate, Teece Hodgson & Ward
12.45pm to 1.30pm Networking Lunch
1.30pm to 2.25pm: Owning a Property in Australia: Working Through a Real Life Example
Presented by David Shaw, Founder and CEO, WSC Group
2.25pm to 3.20pm: Anti-Money Laundering for Professional Practitioners: Get it Right or Pay the Price
Presented by Irina Samoylova, Founder and Managing Director, NewEra Business Consulting; Head of Strategy, Business Development and Corporate Partnerships, Simple KYC; Executive Board Director, Programming, Australasian Chapter, Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists
3.20pm to 3.35pm Afternoon Tea
CROSS-BORDER ESTATE PLANNING
3.35pm to 4.25pm: Tax Considerations when Your Client's Intended Beneficiaries Include Non-Residents: What Accountant Needs to Know
Presented by Dung Lam, Team Leader - Tax, Argyle Lawyers; CTA
4.25pm to 5.15pm: Estate Planning, Administration and Succession for Migrants, Foreign Investors and Their Families: Key Takeaways for Accountants
Presented by Michael Perkins, Head of Private Client Practice, Nexus Law Group
5.15pm Closing Comments by the Chair
Cliftons Sydney
Level 3, 10 Spring Street
Sydney 2000
NSW
Australia