This paper considers:
- a range of issues, quirks, gaps and anomalies in payroll tax and the accompanying administration legislation
- a suggested approach to resolving these issues.
State taxes
Payroll tax
Land tax
Payroll tax black holes
Source: Western Australia
Published Date: 26 Jul 2012
Individual Session
Payroll tax black holes
Author(s):
Gary Matthews ATI
Materials from this
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Details
- Published By: Gary Matthews ATI
- Published On:26 Jul 2012
- Took place at:Burswood Entertainment Comples, Perth
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State taxes
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