In order to grow and develop the economy, Australia faces a number of infrastructure challenges. The tax issues when undertaking an infrastructure project are often challenging and difficult. This paper addresses solving those challenging tax issues. The paper also considers policy reforms, and whether tax reforms in this area would accelerate infrastructure projects.
Debt
Equity
Finance
Tax and infrastructure
Source: Western Australia
Published Date: 13 Mar 2013
Individual Session
Tax and infrastructure
Author(s):
Craig Saunders
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- Published By: Craig Saunders
- Published On:13 Mar 2013
- Took place at:Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
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