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Advance partner Specialist Mortgage and Australasian Tax Services [SMATS] is pleased to invite you to a free seminar: Australian Budget Review 2009
Monday 29 June @ 7pm
*Registration starts @ 6:30pm
Intercontinental – Century City
2151 Avenue of the Stars
Los Angeles, California
RSVP REQUIRED: Register Now!
In the Rudd Government’s first Budget in 2008, they promised to keep the policy of financial surpluses and strong economic control. Then came the Global Crisis which turned everything about face and we returned to a huge Federal deficit for the first time in over a decade as the Federal Government depleted the savings accumulated in order to stimulate the economy and protect from the potential of a recession. So what can we expect this year as the Global position continues to influence decision making Down Under?
Join us at this free seminar to find out:
• What new initiatives are announced
• How Australia will fare in the continuing global uncertainty
• All the important changes to the Taxation System
• The impact of any changes on Investors, Expatriates & Intended Migrants and how to benefit from them
• How the Australian Property Markets may react
About the Presenter:
 Mr Steve Douglas is the co founder and Managing Director of Australasian Taxation Services (ATS) and Chairman of SMATS Group.
This annual seminar event is presented in over a dozen cities each year and has become an important insight into the year ahead for many seeking answers to what is occurring in Australia and how it impacts their lives whilst living abroad.
Steve is a regular presenter on the unique taxation advantages offered to investors , expatriates and migrants and will cover the budget issues affecting the general economy and taxation system.
Steve wrote the book “The Australian Expat – The Luckiest Person on Earth” which is the only concise reference for expatriate tax planning and financial management.
In 2005 Steve founded aussieproperty.com as which has become the leading independent source of information for overseas based Australian property inv
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