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The courts and privatisation and infrastructure paper
Published on 07 Aug 14 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This paper covers:
- deductibility of payments to the state
- some other infrastructure cases.
Author profile:
Dr Julianne Jaques CTA
Dr Julianne, CTA, is a Barrister at the Victorian Bar. She appears regularly in taxation matters and has particular experience in disputes involving complex commercial transactions and financial arrangements. Prior to coming to the Bar, she was senior taxation adviser to the Federal Assistant Treasurer and also worked in the taxation division of a major law firm with a focus on infrastructure projects, giving her an insight into the issues arising in transactions between government and the private sector. She is a Chartered Tax Adviser and a Chartered Accountant, and her doctoral thesis focused on the taxation of corporates. Current at 07 March 2016
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