Australian Tax 2021

A text designed to fast track your tax career

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Australian Tax 2021 is an introductory level text offering a straightforward explanation of Australia’s tax laws using the unique tax pyramid method. This modern step-by-step process helps to simplify and explain Australia’s complex tax laws and provides a framework for students to carry their knowledge into practice. It includes online student support, facilitating student engagement.

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• Uses a unique three-level tax pyramid approach to demystify taxation policy and the key income tax, FBT and GST tax equations used to calculate tax payable/refundable.
• Teaches students tax problem-solving skills
• Self-learning student material

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Featured Authors

Paul Kenny
Sylvia Villios
John Harrison
Max Bruce
Michael Blissenden

Dr Paul Kenny

Dr Paul Kenny is a former Associate Professor in Taxation Law at Flinders University, a past President of the Australasian Tax Teachers Association, a member of the Institute of Company Directors and a Chartered Accountant.

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Dr Sylvia Villios

Dr Sylvia Villios is a Senior Lecturer at the Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide. Sylvia researches and teaches in taxation law, particularly focussing on questions about the operation of the Australian tax system, taxation policy, corporate taxation and the role, powers and accountability of the Commissioner of Taxation.

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John Harrison

John Harrison CPA and FTIA, is currently a Taxation Lecturer at La Trobe University. His former role was that of a Technical Director in Superannuation at the ATO, having worked before in a variety of roles involving policy, compliance and legislative reforms.

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Max Bruce

Max Bruce is a PhD Candidate at the University of Adelaide Law School and former barrister and solicitor, practicing in the area of commercial law and tax. He is currently a casual academic teaching taxation and commercial law.

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Michael Blissenden

Michael Blissenden is a Professor in the School of Law at the University of New England.

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Table of contents


     
  1. The taxpayers and introduction

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  2. Who we don’t tax, free riders and policy

    3.  
  3. Income tax basics

    4.  
  4. International tax

    5.  
  5. Income tax accounting

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  6. Ordinary income

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  7. Statutory income

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  8. Non-assessable income

    9.  
  9. Capital gains and losses

    10.  
  10. General deductions

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  11. Specific deductions

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  12. Deduction limitations

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  13. Capital allowances

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  14. Entities

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  15. Superannuation and eligible termination payments

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  16. Special taxpayers

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  17. Anti-avoidance

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  18. Fringe benefits tax

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  19. Goods and services

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  20. Tax planning

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  21. Tax administration

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  22. Taxation in practice

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  23. Solving complexity

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