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Tax Chat webinar series 2025

23/09/2024

Explore the latest in the world of taxation in our Tax Chat webinar series. Join us for four engaging sessions on the most recent tax rulings, cases and key developments shaping the tax landscape.

During these sessions, Vanessa Priest, Ned Galloway, and Kate Wittman will be discussing all things tax – including updates to legislations, tax rulings, tax cases and other tax news!

Session details

Webinar 1

Webinar 2

Webinar 3

Webinar 4

Webinar 5

Expert speakers

Vanessa Priest
Director

Ned Galloway
Associate Director

Kate Wittman
Senior Consultant

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Main services: Tax & advisory, Tax for Private Business
Tags: ATO, Tax

Key contact

Vanessa Priest, Partner

Director, Tax
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