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International tax cooperation – Recent trends and challenges old and new paper

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Published on 24 Sep 09 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

The global push for the greater exchange of tax-related information and increased co-operation between tax authorities will change the international tax landscape and pose challenges for taxpayers around the world.

This paper covers:

  • where Australia stands on Article 26 of the OECD Model Convention and tax information exchange agreements
  • the possible end of banking and corporate secrecy
  • the ATO's involvement in bodies such as the Joint Tax Shelter Information Centre (JITSIC) and OECD projects aimed at tax co-operation and removal of harmful tax practices
  • assistance in the collection of foreign taxes - in Australia and other countries
  • challenges for taxpayers in dealing with foreign tax law issues.

Author profile

Kenneth Lord CTA
Ken specialises in Australian taxation law. A renowned expert in his field, he was listed as a leading junior counsel in Doyle’s Guide to tax barristers in NSW in 2017 and listed for his expertise in corporate tax in Who’s Who Legal: Australia 2017. Prior to being called to the Bar, Ken was a Partner at Mallesons Stephen Jacques (now King & Wood Mallesons) in the Tax Group. - Current at 05 June 2019
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