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| Palandri Wine Group appoints Voluntary Administrators |
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27 February 2008 |
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Perth, 27th February, 2008: Neil Cussen, John Greig and Gary Doran from professional services firm Deloitte have been appointed as Voluntary Administrators of all the companies within the Palandri Wine Group (the Group). On the 15 February, the same Voluntary Administrators were appointed to Palandri Finance Pty Ltd. The purpose of the appointment is to provide a moratorium period to assess the viability of the business, to evaluate and if possible complete the refinancing proposals the Palandri directors have been pursuing and in the alternative explore all the other restructuring options for the Group. The... |
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| Current and future wealth leaders to consider industry hot issues – 2008 award opens |
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26 February 2008 |
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Sydney: Tuesday 26 February: Talent management has shifted to the top of the agenda for most Boards and financial organisations in Australia and across the world said Sarah Woodhouse Deloitte’s Wealth Management leader as she launched this year’s IFSA/Deloitte Future Leaders Award. At the IFSA Industry Agenda 2008 luncheon, the IFSA Board and the who’s who of Australia’s investment and financial services industry agreed that talent management was a top priority in the Australian FS sector, requiring senior leadership support. For the third year running the investment and financial services industry leaders... |
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| Palandri Finance appoints Voluntary Administrators |
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20 February 2008 |
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Perth, 19 February, 2008: Palandri Finance Limited has appointed Neil Cussen, John Greig and Gary Doran from professional services firm Deloitte, as joint and several Voluntary Administrators. The Voluntary Administrators have taken control of the company’s operations and have commenced a review of the business. In the meantime the Voluntary Administrators are continuing to trade Palandri Finance Ltd’s business as usual. They are also working collaboratively with the management of the broader Palandri Group and the Queensland Public Trustee and their appointed representatives to develop the best options to protect and... |
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| A decade of excellence: Deloitte securitisation practice ranked best in the world for 10th year |
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20 February 2008 |
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For the tenth consecutive year Deloitte member firms were recognised at the annual ISR Global Securitisation Awards as the world’s best firm for securitisation accounting. The annual International Securitisation Report (ISR) awards are internationally recognised as the most important qualitative assessment of distinction within the structured finance community. International Securitisation Report conducts an online poll of readers and interviews industry participants and nominees before recognising the best securitisation issuers, arrangers, accounting firms, law firms, rating agencies, trustees, research... |
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| Deloitte analyses global trends for the media industry for 2008 |
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11 February 2008 |
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Australia, February, 2008: In 2008, online advertising will be challenged, the living room will increase its contribution to the carbon footprint and internet TV will drive the growth for traditional TV viewing according to Deloitte’s technology, media & telecommunications industry (TMT) leader Damien Tampling following the release of Deloitte’s annual global report, Media Predictions –Trends 2008.Obstacles ahead for the online ad Deloitte’s Media Predictions-Trends 2008 highlights that the US$42 billion online advertising industry is likely to see face a... |
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| Australian businesses to benefit from new tax agreement with Japan |
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09 February 2008 |
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February 7th, 2008 Bilateral trade currently worth $50 billion between Australia and Japan will be boosted from a new Japan-Australia double tax agreement (DTA) which was signed in Tokyo last Thursday according to Deloitte Tax Partner, Terry Rooney. “The new Japan-Australia DTA, which could take partial effect from as early as 1 January 2009, will replace the existing tax treaty which was signed in 1969, bringing it up to date with commercial practices and in line with the current OECD model treaty,” Mr Rooney said. “The withholding tax rules changes reflect the modern approach to low withholdings previously negotiated with... |
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| 2008 unlikely to surpass IPO activity in 2007 |
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05 February 2008 |
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2007 produced an increase in IPO activity across Australia despite the mid year uncertainty, according to the Deloitte IPO Report for calendar 2007, released today. Deloitte Corporate Finance Partner, Steve Woosnam, said the credit market crisis did not appear to significantly slow IPO activity in 2007 although the current outlook for 2008 is less rosy. The number of IPOs increased by 41% from 184 in 2006 to 260 in 2007, while the value of funds raised climbed by 29% to $10.4 billion. However overall share price performance was weaker than previous years. Seven of the ten largest IPOs in 2007 were trading below their... |
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| Deloitte welcomes innovation review |
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24 January 2008 |
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Leader of Deloitte’s research and development (R&D) tax practice, Serg Duchini, welcomed the Government’s review of Australia’s national innovation system and, has suggested some alternate policies that have been introduced overseas to support and enhance corporate investment in R&D. “The R&D tax concession in its current form is almost 22 years old and although recent amendments have broadened its impact, there is still scope to improve its effectiveness to reflect the challenges currently facing Australia better,” Mr Duchini said. Mr Duchini said Deloitte has reviewed the R&D tax concession polices of 37 countries and there are... |
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| The ATO rules on value of shares in transactions |
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17 January 2008 |
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A draft ruling released yesterday by the ATO confirms the tax industry’s view that there is continuing inconsistency in the operation of the tax laws in relation to shares issued in consideration for assets, according to Deloitte M&A Tax Partner, Rick Taylor. The draft ruling indicates the Tax Office’s view on companies giving scrip (shares) to acquire assets, including tax consequences arising from the issue of scrip (such as the availability of deductions for losses and outgoings) and the cost of capital assets, trading stock and depreciating assets acquired for scrip. “People have always been concerned about how to deal with... |
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| Woolworths one of top 25 global retailers |
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14 January 2008 |
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Woolworths is the first Australian company to break into the top 25 global retailers list, according to the Deloitte 2008 Global Powers of Retailing report launched today. The report, which identifies the 250 largest retailers globally for the fiscal year 2006 (encompasses fiscal years ended through June 2007), notes that Woolworths jumped from 29th place to 25th place, while its competitor, Coles Group, remained relatively steady at 31st place (down one place). Both Australian retail giants remained in third and fourth places respectively in the Asia-Pacific top ten. Woolworths had compound annual sales rates for the past... |
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