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Income tax aspects of climate change paper

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Published on 27 Mar 08 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • brief introduction to climate change, Kyoto, and emissions trading
  • how might an emissions trading system be taxed?
  • what about money I am spending on CO2 reduction now - do I get a deduction?
  • geosequestration expenditure - TR 2008/D2
  • deductions for planting trees - Tax Law Amendment (2008 Measures No.1) Bill.

Author profile

Craig Bowie CTA
Dr Craig Bowie, CTA, is a Special Counsel at MinterEllison. He has practised in all areas of taxation, including state taxes and royalties, for over 20 years. He is a longstanding member of The Tax Institute’s Queensland State Taxes and Large Business and International committees, and a former Chair of the Queensland Technical Committee. He provides front-end tax advice, and has significant experience in engaging in tax controversy matters involving both state and Commonwealth taxes. Craig holds a PhD in nuclear fusion research, in addition to his qualifications in law, taxation, insurance and science. - Current at 28 February 2024
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