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Small businesses are seen as vital to the Australian economy. However one particular issue of concern is the stability of their cash flow which can be exacerbated by the unpredictability of the markets, management practices, availability of financing and taxes, such as the goods and services tax...
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This article focuses on reform issues currently under consideration by tax and regulatory authorities to facilitate Islamic finance in Australia. The necessity for a comprehensive approach is critical if the government's desire to promote Australia as a financial services hub is to be realised....
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Islamic banking and finance is emerging in global financial markets and governments seek to facilitate it. This article focuses on whether it is constitutionally possible for Australia to implement reforms to facilitate faithbased financial transactions.There have been calls for Australia to...
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This paper focuses on reform issues currently under consideration by tax and regulatory authorities to facilitate Islamic finance in Australia. The necessity for a comprehensive approach is critical if the government's desire to promote Australia as a financial services hub is to be realised....
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The arts sector can be plagued by characteristics that make its sustainability difficult, and it would appear that those in the arts sector consider that Australia's tax system has an important role to play in contributing to a sustainable arts sector. For example, within the 2020 Summit, at...
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The arts sector can be plagued by characteristics that make its sustainability difficult. In Australia’s recent 2020 Summit, a number of tax reform ideas mooted to assist the arts appeared to be influenced by overseas practice. This article considers a number of foreign practices to ascertain...
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In 1992, New Zealand adopted 2 hybrid entities for taxation purposes, known as Qualifying Companies, and Loss Attribution Qualifying Companies. It was stated that these entities would provide members with limited liability, but would be taxed in a similar manner to partnerships. New Zealand's...
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The possible repeal of the Loss Attributing Qualifying Company (LAQC) regime in New Zealand has been raised again. This most recent announcement was canvassed in the discussion document concerning the introduction of a new limited partnership with tax transparency to facilitate venture capital...
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In 1998 when the government announced its proposal for a new tax system in its White Paper, Not a New Tax, A New Tax System (ANTS), it perceived there were a lot of inadequacies with the Australian tax system. The emphasis the government put on selling its reforms can be seen in the title of its...
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