Superannuation and expatriate employees in Australia

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Published on 01 Sep 01 by "AUSTRALIAN TAX FORUM" JOURNAL ARTICLE

Perhaps the largest barrier to Australia becoming a global centre for financial services s taxation. One of many taxation issues relevant in this context is the tax treatment of expatriate employees. This paper focuses on one aspect of this, the impact of the superannuation system on expatriates.

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Superannuation and expatriate employees in Australia

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