Understanding Taxation Law 2021

The essential tax reference for business, accounting and law students

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Understanding Taxation Law 2021 is a comprehensive introduction to the Australian tax law system and is an essential reference for business, accounting and law students. It includes a number of pedagogical features such as learning objectives, boxed case summaries, legislation extracts, revision questions, and practical taxation activity problems. Innovative online resources enhance the teaching and learning experience.

Features

• Coverage of topics in core undergraduate units
• Learning objectives, questions, problems, activities, case examples, working examples
• Published annually to support currency

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• Kenny, Villios Harrison, Bruce & Blissenden, Australian Tax 2021
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• Fitzpatrick, Business and Corporations Law 4th edition

 

Featured Authors

John Taylor
Michael Walpole
Mark Burton
Tony Ciro
Ian Murray

Dr. John Taylor

Dr John Taylor is a Professor at the School of Taxation and Business Law, UNSW Business School, University of New South Wales

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Dr. Michael Walpole

Dr Michael Walpole is a Professor and Head of School at the School of Taxation and Business Law, UNSW Business School, University of New South Wales

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Dr Mark Burton

Dr Mark Burton is an Associate Professor at Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne

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Dr Tony Ciro

Dr Tony Ciro is a Professor at Thomas Moore Law School, Australian Catholic University

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Dr. Ian Murray

Dr Ian Murray is an Associate Professor and Deputy Head of Law School – Research at the University of Western Australia

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Table of contents


     
  1. Introduction

    2.  
  2. Structure of the Acts and the Income Concept

    3.  
  3. Income According to Ordinary Concepts

    4.  
  4. The Derivation and Measurement of Income

    5.  
  5. Statutory Income

    6.  
  6. Capital Gains Tax

    7.  
  7. Fringe Benefits Tax

    8.  
  8. General Deductions

    9.  
  9. Specific Deductions

    10.  
  10. Capital Allowances

    11.  
  11. Trading Stock

    12.  
  12. Taxation of Companies

    13.  
  13. Taxation of Shareholders

    14.  
  14. Taxation of Partnerships

    15.  
  15. Taxation of Trusts

    16.  
  16. Tax Administration

    17.  
  17. Anti-Tax Avoidance Measures

    18.  
  18. International Aspects

    19.  
  19. Goods and Services Tax

    20.
 

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