Save the Date - THE EXPATRIATE in Dubai - Dean’s Expat Tax Guide.
THE EXPATRIATE Invites you to attend
“THE EXPATRIATE IN DUBAI” Seminar
This is your opportunity to connect directly with three industry-leading specialist for a complimentary drinks and information session on the Australian property market, finance, interest rates and taxation. It is also a fantastic way to meet other Australian Expats in your community.
When - 27th April 2023, 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Where - Australian Business Council Dubai (ABCDubai) Partner Venue
TOPICS COVERED;
Australian property update.
What is a buyers agent seeing on the ground?
Rising interest rates - How does this affect your borrowing capacity?
Currency Exchange rates/movements - Where next with the Australian Dollar?
How to get a loan in the current environment?
Taxation, how can Australian Expats avoid paying unnecessary tax.
OUR SPEAKERS
LAUREN STALEY, MANAGING DIRECTOR, INFOLIO PROPERTY ADVISORS.
Lauren is a star in the real estate industry in more ways than one. Viewers of Sky Business News might recognise her as a regular on-air guest, while those in the industry will know her as an award-winning estate agent and Telstra Business Woman of the Year nominee. Lauren is an establishing partner ofInfolio, taking it from a small start-up to one of Melbourne’s fastest-growing and respected property advisory firms. Her management prowess and an innate understanding of the property life cycle make her one of the business's most trusted and switched-on professionals.
ADAM KINGSTON, DIRECTOR, AUSTRALIAN EXPATRIATE FINANCE
Adam has over 25 years of experience in the finance industry. Adam started a retail mortgage broking business, Australian Expatriate Finance, specialising in working with Australian Expats. He has built the company to be one of the most recognised businesses that assist Australians in funding the purchase of a family home or investment property. In addition, Adam founded THE EXPATRIATE, a news and information website that keeps Australian Expats up to-date and educated on all aspects of financial life in Australia. He has been named a finalist for The Adviser Better Business Summit and Awards for Thought Leader and Best Community Engagement Program 2023.
DEAN CROSSINGHAM, HEAD OF ACCOUNTING, STANFORD BROWN
Dean is a Chartered Tax Adviser, a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, and is a Registered Tax Agent. He holds a couple of Master's degrees and is a published author in peer-reviewed journals for the Taxation Institute of Australia. He provides expert guidance in navigating the complex Australian tax consequences of exiting and recommencing Australian residency, first-time arrival into Australia as well as personal foreign investment and business. This includes international relocation tax planning, personal asset structuring, and attendance to Australian tax return lodgements for Australian expatriates, foreign investors, and companies. Dean advises executives, families, and private business owners based globally across Asia, the US, the EU, the Middle East, and Africa.
Numbers will be capped; please RSVP below to avoid disappointment.
If you have any questions regarding the seminar, feel free to contact THE EXPATRIATE team on the information link below.
Dean’s Expat Tax Guide.
THE EXPATRIATE Expat Taxation specialist Dean Drossingham, head of accounting at Stanford Brown has written Stanford Brown’s Expatriate Tax Guide, 2023 edition.
Expatriates encounter many complexities in managing their Australian tax affairs. The Australian tax system is complex. Dean has written a fantastic guide to help you achieve your financial goals during your expatriate journey and beyond.
In the 2023 edition of the Expatriate Tax Guide, the following questions and more are answered:
How do I prove I am not a tax resident of Australia?
How does capital gains tax apply to an expatriate?
What are the expatriate tax benefits from a negatively geared rental property?
How do Australian taxes apply to my equity investments?
What are the tips and traps of offshore life insurance bonds?
How do Australia’s foreign trust rules apply to repatriation?
If you’d like to learn a bit more, Dean is offering a complimentary tax consultation. Click on the link to connect with Dean.
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