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Australian Taxation Law 2020
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Description| Publisher | Oxford University Press ANZ |
| Author(s) | Robin Woellner / Stephen Barkoczy / Shirley Murphy / Chris Evans / Dale Pinto |
| Edition | 30 |
| Published | 10th February 2020 |
| Related course codes | LAWS13-528 Taxation Law, LAWS77-528 Taxation Law, 1 Legal Institutions, 12 Taxation and Revenue Law, ACCG3020 Taxation Law and Practice, ACCT90016 Taxation for Business Decision Making, TABL5551 Taxation Law, 76016 Advance Revenue Law, 77938 Introduction to Taxation Law, 79017 Taxation Law, 79606 Advanced Taxation Law, LAWS5236 Advanced Australian Corporate Taxation |
Celebrating the publication of its 30th edition, Australian Taxation Law 2020 comprehensively examines the fundamental taxation legislation that underpins the Australian tax system. It focuses on the core areas of income tax, CGT, corporate tax, FBT, GST, superannuation and state taxes (state land tax, payroll tax and stamp duties). This text provides extensive expert analysis of the latest legislative provisions, case law developments and rulings, administrative reforms and policy announcements. It has been designed to help students navigate the complexities of taxation law and includes practical examples that will help them learn how to apply the law to real-life situations.NEW TO THIS EDITIONIncorporates the latest major legislative reforms and key decisions of courts and tribunalsIncludes tax rates for the 2019/20 financial yearDiscussion on: The Government’s proposal to remove the CGT main residence exemption for foreign residentsChanges to the eligibility rules for small business CGT concessions, and the ‘similar business’ test for carry-forward of corporate lossesNew rates for the taxation of superannuation benefits and termination payments, and the extension of eligibility to make personal superannuation contributionsThe High Court’s decision on legal professional privilege following Glencore International AG’s attempt to restrain the ATO from using documents leaked in the ‘Paradise Papers’The landmark decision in Moreton Resources Ltd v Innovation and Science Australia [2019] FCAFC 120, clarifying the meaning of ‘core Research & Development activities’.
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