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Daniel Appleby
Professional
Background
Daniel Appleby is a Director at Speed and Stracey Lawyers. His areas of specialisation are taxation and commercial law. Daniel's specific expertise lies in providing insightful and practical tax advice in all types of taxation matters.
His work is focused on providing high level domestic and international tax advice to large private and public companies, to high wealth individuals and in representing industry in consultation with Government and Australian Tax Office on tax reform, changes to tax laws, and taxation disputes.
Daniel has also published numerous articles on various taxation issues in the Journal of International Taxation, The Weekly Tax Bulletin and The Property Trust Monitor. He is a Fellow of the Taxation Institute of Australia, a member of the Law Council of Australia Taxation Committee and a member of the Challis Taxation Discussion Group.
Daniel has a Master of Laws (Taxation) from the University of Sydney.
Qualifications
2006 - Director of Speed and Stracey
2005 - Master of Laws, University of Sydney
1999 to 2006: Associate and Senior Associate, Speed and Stracey
1998 - Paralegal, Speed and Stracey
1998 - Bachelor of Business (with Credit), University of Technology Sydney
1998 - Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours), University of Technology Sydney
Recent Experience
Providing ongoing tax advice to large private groups and high wealth individuals, and advising on high value, one-off transactions.
Advising foreign investors into Australia in relation to Managed Investment Trust and dividend / interest withholding tax, Australian capital gains and income tax, and business / investment structuring.
Tax and structuring advice for a number of managed funds, pooled investment entities and investors in Australia, the US, the Netherlands, the Cayman Islands, and numerous other jurisdictions.
Advising on taxation disputes including liaison with tax officers, preparation of objections and conduct of litigation.
Advising on and responding to ATO risk reviews, audits, requests for information and exercise of coercive powers.
Establishing and providing ongoing advice to a number of non-profit Deductible Gift Recipients, Charitable Institutions, private funds and to various industry representative bodies.
Obtaining private tax rulings from the ATO.
GST and stamp duty advice arising from various commercial transactions.
Preparation of a variety of commercial documents, including joint ventures, managed funds, trusts, various sponsorship and intellectual property agreements and general company transactions.
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