Judicial assessment of the performance of the goods and services tax as an instrument of tax reform paper

Member Price: $55.00

Non Member Price: $71.01

Publication date: 08 Sep 11

Source: NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Abstract:

This paper covers:

  • the August 1998 announcement: Not a new tax, a new tax system
  • an out of date system
  • an unfair system
  • internationally uncompetitive
  • an ineffective system.

Author profile:

Author Photo - Richard Edmonds FTIA
Justice Richard Edmonds FTIA
Justice Edmonds was appointed to the Federal Court of Australia in May 2005. At that time he was a practising Barrister at the New South Wales Bar. He graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Laws. After 15 years in practice as a Solicitor, he was called to the New South Wales Bar in 1985. He was appointed Senior Counsel in 1995.
Current at 13 September 2011
Click here to expand/collapse more articles by Richard F EDMONDS.
 

 


This was presented at 2011 National GST Intensive.

Purchase all materials from this event

Get a 20% discount when you buy all the items from this event. To purchase individual items from this event, please see below.

Purchase individual materials from this event:

Forthcoming legislative change: A subjective analysis of what is objectively known
Author(s):  Rhys PENNING


Update on loyalty programs
Author(s):  Jeremy GEALE

Material from this session:


A states' liability - A constitutional perspective
Author(s):  Peter Hanks

Material from this session:


GST litigation and dispute resolution in the courts
Author(s):  Jeremy GEALE


GST in the AAT
Author(s):  Stephen FROST

Material from this session:


GST risk
Author(s):  Robert OLDING

Material from this session:


Judicial assessment of the performance of the goods and services tax as an instrument of tax reform
Author(s):  Richard F EDMONDS


GST issues for the property industry
Author(s):  Matthew CRIDLAND,  Karl WOOD

Material from this session:


Cross-border transactions
Author(s):  Karen DILL-MACKY,  Denis MCCARTHY,  Michael Towler

Material from this session:


GST refunds
Author(s):  Kevin O'ROURKE

Material from this session:


ITCs in M&A, restructures and capital management
Author(s):  Craig MILNER,  Matthew NICHOLLS

Material from this session:


Further details about this event:

Copyright Statement

 

Print Email
SHARE THIS