Stuart practices in corporate and international tax, with a focus on matters involving capital management and funding, mergers and acquisitions, cross-border investment, profit repatriation, and liaison with tax authorities. He joined Pitcher Partners Melbourne in 2015 having previously practiced as a corporate tax partner at a Big 4 firm in Australia. He has witnessed […]
Denise specialises in helping business owners and high net worth individuals successfully navigate the tax and business aspects of cross-border expansion and movement. She leads international tax at Pitcher Partners Melbourne and oversees an experienced team who help clients understand and negotiate the complexities of international operations. Denise offers practical, commercial advice informed by a […]
Aileen is a highly qualified tax professional with experience providing advice on a broad range of transfer pricing, corporate tax and international tax matters. She specialises in cross-border transactions between related entities across a wide range of industries. Aileen has a proven track record of successfully leading and managing large and complex transfer pricing projects, […]
Brian has extensive professional experience in tax advisory, focussed predominantly on income tax for corporates, trusts and large family groups. He has a broad range of skills gained through providing services to a wide range of clients, from start-ups to large multi-national organisations. Brian also advises on a wide range of both domestic and cross […]
Despite protectionism being on the rise in recent times, the world remains relatively globalised with people choosing to live overseas on a short-term basis, or potentially longer. For Australians who become US residents, a major challenge that often arises is how to handle the tax treatment of a change in residency. From your residency status to buying gifts, there are some key things you need to consider to ensure you meet your tax obligations in the US and Australia.
The Victorian Government has targeted foreign property owners once again, by announcing it will increase the Foreign Purchaser Additional Duty from 7% to 8% and the Absentee Owner Surcharge from 1.5% to 2%.
After years of significant amendments to international tax provisions, this year’s budget is relatively quiet from an international perspective.
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