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Sham transactions and tax avoidance

Stewart, Miranda - In: The Routledge companion to tax avoidance research, (pp. 48-58). 2018

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Transnational tax information exchange networks : steps towards a globalized, legitimate tax administration

Stewart, Miranda - In: World tax journal : WTJ 4 (2012) 2, pp. 152-179

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Gender equity in Australia's tax system : a capabilities approach

Stewart, Miranda - In: Challenging gender inequality in tax policy making : …, (pp. 53-73). 2011

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Housing tax expenditures in Australia : rethinking benchmarks and policy goals

Stewart, Miranda - In: Tax expenditures : state of the art : selected …, (pp. 1-31). 2011

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Tax policy transfer to developing countries : politics, institutions and experts

Stewart, Miranda - In: Global debates about taxation, (pp. 182-200). 2007

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Venture capital taxation in Australia and New Zealand

Stewart, Miranda (contributor) - 2005

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Tax, Law and Development

Brauner, Yariv (contributor); Stewart, Miranda (contributor) - Edward Elgar

Comprising original essays written by top legal scholars, this innovative volume is the most comprehensive collection to date of independent academic work exploring the relationship between tax, law and development. Contributors cover a range of tax issues, drawing on economic, political,...

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Global tax information networks: legitimacy in a global administrative state

Stewart, Miranda - In: Tax, Law and Development

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Introduction: tax, law and development

Brauner, Yariv; Stewart, Miranda - In: Tax, Law and Development

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International Tax, the G20 and the Asia Pacific: From Competition to Cooperation?

Stewart, Miranda - In: Asia and the Pacific Policy Studies 1 (2014) 3, pp. 484-496

Nation states in the Asia Pacific need to increase tax revenues but face many challenges. This article discusses the challenge of taxation in an age of capital mobility and tax competition. It then considers two opportunities that have recently been championed by the G20, which could enable...

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