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What's changed and what's still to come?

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Published on 02 Sep 02 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This seminar paper provides an overview of Consolidation Bills 1 and 2, Senator Coonan's media release of 27 June 2002, what's missing and what's still to come.

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Michael Payne-Mulcahy
Photo of author, Michael PAYNE-MULCAHY Michael is currently Tax Counsel in the Tax Policy & Research Division of the Taxation Institute of Australia. He has qualifications in both law and accounting, in addition to a post-graduate law degree in international law. Prior to joining the Institute he worked in both the accounting and legal professions. Recently, Michael has had responsibility for monitoring developments in the Financial Services Reform area, working with the Institute representatives on this matter. - Current at 01 June 2008
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