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For almost three decades, the Australian Treasury has issued an annual ‘tax expenditure statement' detailing concessions in Australia's tax laws. It was originally argued that tax expenditure budgets (the international term for these statements) would lead to simpler laws with fewer and better...
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In the last quarter of the 20th century, the concept of a tax expenditure budget emerged as the primary mode of analysis of concessions in tax laws in advanced economies. Under this approach, the fiscal cost of concessions is calculated and lost revenue is treated as the equivalent of revenue...
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While income splitting for tax purposes is not generally allowed in the Canadian income tax system, the tax law does allow persons making support payments to transfer liability for tax on the payments to the recipient of the payments. The Canadian rule was copied from U.S. precedent even though...
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Australian income tax law provides taxpayers making donations to charities with a deduction for the amount of the donations. It also provides public benevolent institutions with an exemption from income taxation for income derived by way of gift or from the investment of donated funds. The...
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