The Quiet Rebellion

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Published on 01 Nov 96 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

A sum up of the recent National Tax Reform Summit in Canberra. A no questions ask conclusion was reached that Australia's tax system is in need of wider objectives covering all aspects of income, assets and consumption, and the necessary push to reform. These concepts require consideration prior to complexity reduction.

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G SAMUEL

- Current at 19 November 2004

Prof Neil Warren

Professor Neil Warren works for Australian School of Business, University of New South Wales - Current at 29 March 2010

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