Maurice Cashmere
supervisor: Professor Rick Krever
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A determination of the role of the concept of a business purpose as the basis for applying a legislative general anti-avoidance rule in
the area of tax avoidance in Australia by reference to a comparative analysis of the experience of other Anglo jurisdictions. |
Ken Devos
supervisors: Professor Rick Krever, Professor Paul von Nessen, Associate Professor Julie Cassidy
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An international study of the deterrent effect of penalties and sanctions for taxation offences and the implications for taxpayer compliance and development of tax policy. |
Wayne Gumley
supervisors: Professor Rick Krever, Professor Richard Cullen, Professor Max King
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A suggested framework for the evaluation of tax expenditures and subsidies affecting the use of natural resources in Australia. |
Kathryn James
supervisors: Professor Rick Krever, Professor Jeff Waincymer
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Tax policy and distributive justice - a GST case study. |
Deborah Jarvie
supervisor: Professor Rick Krever
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Optimizing the balance between alternative forms of governmental tax policy, regulations and decentralized decision-making, for sustainable water management |
Mohan Swaroop Kaushik
supervisor: Dr Bill Orow
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The future of international taxation transfer pricing principles in digital age. |
Daniel Khoury
supervisor: Professor Paul von Nessen
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The effect of the introduction of fringe benefits tax on the remuneration policies of Australian businesses. |
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Mark Pizzacalla
supervisor: Dr Bill Orow
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Policy and conceptual framework of the Australian Taxation System in relation to small and medium sized enterprises. |
Prachi Sinha
supervisor: Professor Rick Krever
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A comparative study of the deterrent effect of punative tax provisions on tax compliance and implications for tax policy in Australia and India. |
Ian Tregoning
supervisor: Professor Rick Krever
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A comparison of the legal and accounting concepts of goodwill. |
Antonietta Wong
supervisors: Professor Richard Cullen, Professor Paul von Nessen
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A comparative study of the taxation of business profits including "online profits" in Australia and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. |
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