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Published on 01 Sep 11 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

This month, Peter Murray discusses the Great Tax Debate and its impact on The Tax Institute’s campaign for tax reform.

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Peter MURRAY

Peter is a Senior Tax Partner at KPMG. Peter specialises in advising clients on a broad range of corporate tax issues and has experience in domestic and international tax matters including advising on mergers and acquisitions, business tax reform, capital structures, and restructuring international corporate groups. Peter has national responsibility for tax consolidation for KPMG. Peter has had extensive experience in tax consolidation and participated in a number of Treasury and Australian Taxation Office consultative groups.
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