Residence for Corporate Income Tax Purposes
July 24 @ 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Residence for Corporate Income Tax Purposes
Hybrid event
Date: Thursday, 24 July 2025
Time: 6:00pm – 7:00pm, followed by refreshments
Location: Jones Day – Level 48, 525 Collins Street, Melbourne
RSVP: Please register your attendance below. This is a hybrid (online and in-person) event.
About the Seminar
Paul Suppree will present insights from the Australian national report on corporate residency that was prepared for the IFA Lisbon Congress Cahiers (2025). The panel will discuss the law relating to corporate residency in Australia, issues and challenges including the implications of the failure to proceed with legislative reform about this concept. Panellists will explore the implications for large corporate groups and for the mid-market, private groups and high wealth implications.
Registration
In person
IFA Member Free
Non-IFA Member AUD $75.00
Virtual streaming
IFA Member Free
Non-IFA Member AUD $75.00
Please note that membership is free for individuals under 30 and half price for individuals under 40. If you would like to become a member, please do so here.
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Lauren Moses, Jones Day (Speaker)Lauren Moses is an Of Counsel at US-based firm Jones Day and has almost 20 years’ experience across tax and tax disputes. Prior to joining private practice, she spent time at the ATO, at AGS and as a judges’ associate, giving her a unique view into the different perspectives of a tax dispute. She works across the breadth of tax matters with particular interests in international, anti-avoidance and trusts. |
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Denise Honey, Pitcher Partners (Speaker)Denise Honey leads the International Tax Group at Pitcher Partners. She has many years of experience providing international tax, structuring and tax controversy advice to corporate and trust groups and their key stakeholders. Denise is an Accredited Tax Law Specialist with the Law Institute of Victoria and participates on a number of consultation forums. |
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Miranda Stewart, University of Melbourne Law School (Chair)Miranda Stewart is Professor of Law at the University of Melbourne Law School where she is Director of the Research Program in Tax Law and Policy at the Melbourne Centre for Commercial Law. She is also an honorary Professor at the Tax and Transfer Policy Institute, The Australian National University. Miranda is sits on the IFA Australian Branch executive and is President of the 79th International Fiscal Association Congress in Melbourne, 18-22 October 2026. |