How to conquer tax research: making the most of online resources
Source: Taxation In Australia Journal Article
Published Date: 1 Feb 2005
The past ten years have seen enormous changes not only in terms of tax reform, but also in the way tax practitioners have acquired information about taxation. This article highlights how tax research can be conducted using the internet and how to optimise your time in finding useful and relevant information.
This paper was also presented at the How to Conquer Tax Research seminar held in Perth on 20 October 2004.
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- Published By: Colin Fong
- Published On:1 Feb 2005
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