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This paper provides a detailed outline of most of the major features of the Australian goods and services tax (GST). As well as explaining and evaluating the operation of the GST law, the paper compares the Australian GST with the equivalent features of the European VAT. The paper was first...
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Graham Hill was for many years the pre-eminent tax judge in the Federal Court of Australia. Throughout his career as a …
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onwards, Australia did not introduce VAT until 1999 with the enactment of the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act …
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reforms will move Australia from maintaining one of the highest thresholds for the relief of payment of the GST on the …
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This working paper, explains and evaluates key aspects of Australia's GST (a value added tax), focussing on aspects of … collection.The final version of this paper was published as “Chapter 2 - Australia” in Michael Lang and Ine Lejeune (eds …
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Over recent decades Australia's highly progressive, individual based taxation of families has been replaced by a system …
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review how to finance a cut to the corporate income tax rate and/or whether Australia should adopt an allowance for corporate … outlining the broader political tax reform landscape in Australia, the article analyses the review and the reasons for its …
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system. When we introduced the GST into Australia, we looked at GST systems around the world in our quest for best practice …
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system. Not only did we introduce a GST, but at the same time we implemented a raft of significant tax reforms to Australia …
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How should immovable property (in particular residential property) be treated under a value added tax? This paper considers whether proposals to tax all sales of immovable property (including consumer to consumer sales) are preferable to existing models (in which the first sale of new...
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