New editions publishing in September
With the new 6th edition of Estate & Business Succession Planning coming off the presses, our team is gearing up to publish the 7th edition of the Division 7A Handbook in coming weeks. Both are available in print, online and eBook formats. Our final book for 2013, the brand new The Tax Adviser’s Guide to Part IVA, is due later in the year, so keep an eye out for more information.
Don’t forget, a Tax Knowledge eXchange subscription with our online books option gives you full access to these and four other practical guides and handbooks online, along with over 65,000 documents and up to 17 CPD hours.
Do you know one person who could become a member?
We want to increase the recognition of your “mark of expertise” as a member of The Tax Institute with clients and the public. To achieve this we must continue to grow.
There are now two services available to help you to encourage your colleagues.
If every member invites at least one colleague into The Tax Institute, we can achieve this in no time. All you need to do is take two minutes to complete the online form on our website and nominate a colleague you know who is not a member but ought to be.
Alternatively, let your colleagues know about the free membership trial running during October. If they sign up for the free trial, during October, they will get to experience a limited selection of the benefits and resources that members get daily access to.
Final Course in Commercial Law study period closing soon
Study Period 3 is the final opportunity to start or finish the Course in Commercial Law qualification in 2013, and both the CTA1 Foundations and CTA2 Advanced courses are now open for early bird enrolments.
CTA2 Advanced is available for candidates through distance study, while CTA1 Foundations candidates still have the option to study via face-to-face or distance delivery.
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| Noel Rowland |
Noel Rowland is Chief Executive Officer of The Tax Institute.
The Tax Institute is Australia’s leading professional association in tax. Its 13,000 members include tax agents, accountants and lawyers as well as tax practitioners in corporations, government and academia.
