| Description |
xxxiv, 893 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm |
| Contents |
Pt. 1. Overview and structure -- pt. 2. Income -- pt. 3. Deductions and offsets -- pt. 4. Timing issues -- pt. 5. Investment and business entities -- pt. 6. Avoidance and administration -- pt. 7. Indirect and state tax |
| Summary |
Taxation law can be an incredibly complex subject to absorb, particularly when time is limited. Written specifically for students, Principles of Taxation Law 2015 brings much needed clarity to this area of law. Utilising many methods to make this often daunting subject achievable, particular features of the 2015 edition include: Seven parts: overview and structure, principles of income, deductions and offsets, timing issues, investment and business entities, tax avoidance and administration, and indirect taxes ; Clearly structured chapters within those parts grouped under helpful headings ; Flowcharts, diagrams and tables, end of chapter practice questions, and case summaries ; An appendix containing all of the up to date and relevant rates ; The online self-testing component mentor, which provides questions for students of both business and law. Every major aspect of the Australian tax system is covered, with chapters on topics such as goods and services tax, superannuation, offsets, partnerships, capital gains tax, trusts, company tax, tax administration and a new chapter on state taxes |
| Analysis |
Taxation (Australia) |
| Notes |
Includes index |
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Previous ed.: 2014 |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Audience |
Tertiary law students |
| Subject |
Tax planning -- Australia.
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Tax refunds -- Australia.
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Taxation -- Law and legislation -- Australia.
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Taxation -- Australia.
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| Author |
Coleman, Cynthia, editor
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Hanegbi, Rami, editor
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Jogarajan, Sunita, 1978- editor
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Krever, Richard, editor
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Obst, Wes, editor
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Sadiq, Kerrie, editor
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Teoh, Jonathan, editor
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Ting, Antony KF, editor
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| ISBN |
9780864608802 (paperback) |
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9780864609007 |
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