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Taxing personal capital gains in Australia: causes of complexity and proposals for reform

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Published on 01 Jul 04 by "AUSTRALIAN TAX FORUM" JOURNAL ARTICLE

This paper reports upon one aspect of a broader study into the impact of tax design on the compliance costs of the tax system. The focus of this paper is on a survey of Australian tax practitioners which was conducted in order to establish their attitudes to compliance cost issues relating to the Australian regime for taxing the capital gains of individuals. The outcomes of this survey directly support the contention of the broader study that the compliance burden faced by personal taxpayers is directly influenced by the design of the Australian capital gains tax regime.

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Prof Christopher Evans
Chris is a Professor, School of Taxation & Business Law, UNSW Sydney, Extraordinary Professor, Department of Taxation, University of Pretoria, and International Research Fellow, Centre for Business Taxation, University of Oxford. - Current at 27 October 2020
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