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Handouts and Mandates: A review of the 2004 Federal Election

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Published on 01 Nov 04 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

There were few tax measures offered in the 2004 election campaign, and those that were were very specifically targeted. However the impact of the Senate result may be more significant to the tax profession than the proposed taxation measures.

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Dr Helen Hodgson CTA
Helen joined Curtin Law School as an Associate Professor in 2014, following 10 years teaching in the Atax programme at UNSW. Helen has a particular interest in tax policy, and was a participant at the 2010 Tax Forum. Her current area of research is the tax-transfer system, but she also researches in superannuation, and the gender impacts of the tax-transfer system. In 2010, Helen was a co-author of the Women's Voices Report commissioned by the Equality Rights Alliance to examine factors influencing women's workforce participation, including superannuation, tax and transfer issues. Helen holds qualifications in accounting, business law and taxation, and is a Fellow of the Australian Society of Certified Practising Accountants. - Current at 08 July 2019
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