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ATO's revised ruling on software distribution arrangements

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By Carmen McElwain, Craig Silverwood, Jeremy Geale, Cynthia Vasanthanathan, Kenis Chu, Matthew Lagamba
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ATO has released its revised draft ruling TR 2024/D1 concerning whether payments in software distribution arrangements may be characterised as royalties, with royalty withholding tax implications. Key takeouts The ATO has not made any significant changes in TR 2024/D1 compared to its earlier draft of this ruling, despite industry feedback and concerns over alignments with international norms.
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Tax updates to proposed intangibles integrity measure

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By Stephen Chen Verified, Tim Lynch, Elissa Romanin, Craig Silverwood, Shyam Srinivasan, Kenis Chu, Matthew Lagamba, Beau Jellis
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On 23 June 2023, the Australian Government released updated exposure draft legislation in the form of Treasury Laws Amendment (Measures for Future Bills) Bill 2023: Deductions for payments relating to intangible assets connected with low corporate tax jurisdictions (Revised ED) for the previously announced intangibles integrity measure, forming part of the Government's comprehensive multinational tax integrity package.
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Federal Budget 2023/24 Highlights

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By Hamish Wallace, Tim Lynch, Elissa Romanin, Robert Yunan, Adrian Varrasso, Craig Bowie, Shyam Srinivasan, Daniel Kornberg, Wendy Lim, Pooja S. Tandon, Adam Schwartz, Emma Bannister, Charlie Richardson, Craig Silverwood, Kenis Chu, Georgia McCarthy, Jason Hawe, Cynthia Vasanthanathan, James Den, Keren Stuk, Aaron Chisholm, Saxon Ward, Marie Kambouroglou, Aidan Kleynhans
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MinterEllison explores the impact and implications across the key tax related focus areas raised in the 2023/24 Federal Budget announcement. Key takeouts Petroleum Resource Rent Tax (PRRT) receipts on LNG projects will effectively be brought forward by imposition of a 90% cap on PRRT deductions, coupled with other, as yet undetailed, changes to PRRT transfer pricing arrangements.
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