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Tax Case: Amway: Salesmen persuade Full Federal Court that they mean business

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

The Full Federal Court has allowed the taxpayer's appeal in C of T v Amway [2004] FCAFC 273. The taxpayer, Amway, sold a variety of products directly to the public through a network of individuals who sold as its agents on a commission basis. The tax deductibility of expenditure incurred by Amway in conducting annual seminars for its distributors was in dispute. The income years 1989 to 1996 were involved.

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Graham Taylor
Graham is a taxation consultant with Greenwoods & Freehills Pty. Limited. He joined the predecessor firm of Greenwoods & Freehills in 1981, after spending several years with the Australian Taxation Office, and joined Greenwoods & Freehills in 1985 upon the creation of that firm. - Current at 01 April 2005
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