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The role of the tax system and incentives in financial products paper

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Published on 05 Feb 20 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • the environment for investment products in Australia
  • tax incentives: case study on varying approaches
  • tax incentives and anti-avoidance
  • what other regulators could learn from the ATO.

Author profile

Jason KING
Jason is an Associate Director in the Investment Banking Group of Macquarie Bank. Prior to joining Macquarie in October 2002, he worked in Taxation Services for PricewaterhouseCoopers for over seven years, specialising in financial services clients. Jason is currently involved in the development of structured investment and loan products, particularly those with a capital protection element.
Current at 22 November 2005
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