President's report: What lies ahead

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Published on 01 Feb 14 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

In this month’s column, the Institute’s new president, Michael Flynn, looks ahead at some of the key objectives for 2014, as well as likely developments in tax following the determination of the future of a multitude of unenacted tax measures in late 2013.

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Michael Flynn QC CTA-Life

Michael is a Barrister specialising in taxation, is the immediate past National President of The Tax Institute. Michael has appeared before the Federal Court and the High Court in many cases on behalf of both taxpayers and the Commissioner. Michael has been a member of various committees of The Tax Institute for over 20 years, including Victorian State Council (he is a past State Chair) and National Council. He lectures in the postgraduate program at Melbourne University. Current at 02 June 2015

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