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The Mabo decision. Part 2: the tax implications of negotiated mining agreements

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

In the second part of this article on native title, the author examines the income tax and CGT implications of compensation payments made to Aboriginal communities, and reveals some of the problems that arise in taxing these benefits.

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Warren Black
Warren is a graduate of the University of WA in Commerce and Law. He received first class honours in Law, winning the Mallesons Stephen Jacques prize with his thesis 'The Tax Implications of Native Title Compensation payments'. Warren has over 13 years experience in taxation including 10 years in the Australian Taxation Office. Warren has worked for over three years in private law practice, with a strong interest in International Tax and Offshore Planning, and CGT planning. Warren has also contributed articles to various journals, including The Tax Specialist published by the Taxation Institute. - Current at 19 September 2003
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