Fallout from Energy Case
Publication date: 01 Sep 96
Source: "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE
Issue: VOL 31 No 3
Pages: pp.135-137
Abstract:
The High Court's recent decision on the Commissioner's appeal in FCT v Energy Resources of Australia Ltd generally is favourable to taxpayers, it raises issues that may now need to be addressed
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Robert Allerdice CTA
Robert has tax experience spanning 33 years, and is currently The Tax Institute's Tax Consultant. In this role, Robert edits TAXVINE, The Tax Institute's weekly email newsletter, and reviews all articles for publication in two of The Tax Institute's journals, Taxation in Australia and the Tax Specialist. Robert also assists in The Tax Institute's Structured Education program, filling the roles of Advanced Tax Convenor and Applied Tax Convenor. Robert was admitted as a solicitor of the NSW Supreme Court in 1974 and practised as a tax lawyer from 1978 to 1993. He then accepted positions as Senior Lecturer, firstly with ATAX at the University of New South Wales, and then at the Law School at the University of Sydney. Robert joined The Tax Institute in June 2000.
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Robert has tax experience spanning 33 years, and is currently The Tax Institute's Tax Consultant. In this role, Robert edits TAXVINE, The Tax Institute's weekly email newsletter, and reviews all articles for publication in two of The Tax Institute's journals, Taxation in Australia and the Tax Specialist. Robert also assists in The Tax Institute's Structured Education program, filling the roles of Advanced Tax Convenor and Applied Tax Convenor. Robert was admitted as a solicitor of the NSW Supreme Court in 1974 and practised as a tax lawyer from 1978 to 1993. He then accepted positions as Senior Lecturer, firstly with ATAX at the University of New South Wales, and then at the Law School at the University of Sydney. Robert joined The Tax Institute in June 2000.
Current at 01 February 2012
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