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  Miscellaneous 2003

The Position of Losses in Australian tax History

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 27 Nov 2003

 

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Topics covered in this seminar paper include:
- How did we get here? A review of the waves of attacks on losses
- Where are we now? Which regimes will survive consolidation?
- Where are we here? What policies lie behind the various loss rules? How are these policies implemented?
- What lies ahead?
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Position of Losses in Australian Tax History

Author(s): Graeme S Cooper FTI
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  • Published By: Graeme S Cooper FTI
  • Published On:27 Nov 2003
  • Took place at:Crowne Plaza, Terrigal

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