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Entity taxation
Published on 15 Feb 00 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
The proposal that entities which offer their ultimate proprietors some limit on liabilities should be taxed in a manner akin to the taxation of companies and limited partnerships, suggested in the Ralph Review, was endorsed by the Federal Government in both its Stage 1 and Stage 2 responses to the Ralph recommendations. This paper examines the background of the entity taxation system proposals, outlines the key concepts underlying consistent entity taxation - and how they relate to one another - and defines some of the terminology that relates to entity taxation.
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Dr Mark Robertson KC CTA
Mark Robertson KC, CTA conducts an Australia-wide practice specialising in revenue and trust law. Mark is listed as a leading tax KC by Chambers & Partners Asia Pacific and as ‘Preeminent’ by Doyle’s Guide. He has appeared for commonwealth and state revenue authorities, Australia’s leading corporate groups, high net wealth individuals and SMEs, including in estate and family law contexts. - Current at 21 August 2024
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