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Different forms of intellectual property created by statute paper

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Published on 20 Feb 08 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • copyright (including software, i.e. computer programs)
  • patents
  • registered designs
  • trade marks
  • other (circuit designs, plant varieties etc).

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James Cooper
Jim Cooper is a Senior Lecturer at the Law Faculty UTS, specialising in Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law. Jim has over 25 years experience both in practice as an entertainment lawyer and academic. - Current at 17 November 2011
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Different forms of intellectual property created by statute

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Different forms of intellectual property and allied rights not created by statute

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The taxation treatment of proceeds from the exploitation of intellectual property

Author(s):  David J WILLIAMS

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Potential deductions arising from creating or exploiting IP

Author(s):  Kate WALTERS

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Structuring ownership of intellectual property

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