This video covers the complications for the collection of GST from state agencies that result from s114 of the Constitution, including the interaction between the Taxation Administration Act 1953, the GST legislation, the 2000 Intergovernmental Agreement and state legislation enacted pursuant to the 2000 Intergovernmental Agreement.
GST
2011
Constitutional law and related matters
Source: National
Published Date: 8 Sep 2011
Individual Session
A states' liability - A constitutional perspective
Author(s):
Peter Hanks KC
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- Published By: Peter Hanks KC
- Published On:8 Sep 2011
- Took place at:The Langham, Melbourne
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