Alienation of personal exertion income and part IVA

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Two Part IVA (of the Australian Income Tax Assessment Act 1936) cases give the evidence as to why negative gearing maybe coming under closer tax office scrutiny. As a general principle, the court may find that a taxpayer has avoided the alienation of personal services rules but it does not mean that the alienation will be successful for tax purposes.

author: Richards, Robert
Taxes, Tax policy

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The rematch: a 10 year report card

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Michael Carmody, has been the President of the Australian Tax System for ten years during which the tax legislation was rewritten, the goods and services tax and the Ralph Committee reforms were introduced. According to him, the probable next major area of tax reform would be changes to the international tax regime.

author: Richards, Robert, El-Ansary, Yasser
Analysis, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Tax reform, Carmody, Michael, Goods and services tax

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Alienation of personal services income

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The Australian government's new alienation of personal services income tax law is considered.

author: Richards, Robert
Income tax

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subjects list: Australia, Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Taxation
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