
Foundations of Taxation Law 2017 provides a concise introduction to the policy, principles and practice that underpin the Australian taxation system. The book focuses on the key components covered in many introductory and advanced taxation law courses studies at Australian universities. It is designed to be used by undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as students undertaking professional qualifications with accounting bodies, law societies and the Taxation institute of Australia. The book is also intended to serve as a general reference guide for taxation academics and researches, as well as practising lawyers and accountants, who require a succinct and user-friendly explanation.
This text investigates the foundational policy, principles, and practical applications that constitute the Australian taxation system. Stephen Barkoczy, a Professor at the Monash University School of Law, utilizes his academic expertise to synthesize complex legislative frameworks into a structured guide. The book serves as a pedagogical tool for students and a reference manual for professionals, aiming to clarify the mechanisms of tax law through a clear and accessible lens.
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Experts and academics recognize this text as a standard resource for introductory and advanced taxation law studies within the Australian higher education system. Readers frequently note the clarity of the prose, which makes dense legislative material accessible for both students and practicing professionals.
Page Count:
1152
Publication Date:
2017-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190308532
ISBN-13:
9780190308537
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