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Tax Effect Accounting Seminar

24/09/2025

Discover the latest updates in tax effect accounting with expert insights into accounting for income taxes.

Our expert will provide you with topical content of relevance as well as an update on what’s new in tax effect accounting, including information about the following topics:

  • Key tax matters to consider in your TEA calculations
  • Calculation of tax balances
  • Equity accounted entries
  • Impact of application of new Accounting Standards
  • Business combinations
  • Tax accounting for tax consolidated groups
  • Accounting for tax uncertain tax treatments

Event details    

Date

Thursday 4 December 2025

Location

Online or SW Melbourne office, Level 10, 530 Collins Street, Melbourne

Time

8.30am arrival for a 9am start, concludes 10.30am (AEDT)

Catering will be provided in the SW Melbourne office for those attending in person

Register

SW Speaker:

Daren Yeoh
Partner and Corporate & International Tax Director


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Director, Tax
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