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Tax reform in the roaring 20s: Some ideas from The Tax Institute

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Published on 01 Aug 20 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

In this brief introductory note, some key issues around tax reform are raised, with more detailed consideration to follow in the articles by Andrew Mills and Robyn Jacobson.

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Prof Bob Deutsch
Bob is Senior Tax Counsel at The Tax Institute. Bob was until very recently the Deputy President of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT), and for over 20 years was a Professor in Taxation Law with the University of New South Wales. Bob specialises in taxation matters, with a special emphasis on international tax. His time with the AAT required extensive involvement in corporate law, social security and immigration matters. He also has experience as a solicitor with a major national law firm, as an independent barrister and as a director with a major accounting firm. He has written widely in his fields of specialisation as well as in the area of financial statements, and is an ongoing contributor to the highly successful Thomson Reuters Australian Tax Handbook. - Current at 04 March 2020
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