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Preparing for tax reform and the new millennium: don't draw a GST line around food

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Published on 01 Apr 99 by "THE TAX SPECIALIST" JOURNAL ARTICLE

This is an edited version of the address given by the Commissioner of Taxation at the TIA's 14th National Convention held in March 1999. His speech concentrated on tax reform, and the controversial issue of GST and food.

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Michael Carmody
Michael was appointed Commissioner of Taxation on 23 January 1993. This appointment was renewed on 23 January 2000. Michael joined the Tax office in Melbourne in 1968 and moved to the Policy and Legislation area of Head Office in 1973. In 1983, Michael moved to the Sydney branch of the Tax office where, as First Assistant Deputy Commissioner, he was responsible for the technical areas of the office before moving to become Deputy Commissioner of the Parramatta branch in 1983. Michael returned to National Office in 1986 and, shortly thereafter, was appointed as Second Commissioner. In late 1987 Michael took overall responsibility for the Tax Office's Modernisation program. - Current at 14 November 2005
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