A mandatory information disclosure regime to strengthen Australia’s anti-avoidance income tax rules

This article argues that the enactment of a comprehensive mandatory disclosure regime could significantly augment Australia’s existing suite of anti-avoidance strategies by informing and better targeting Australia’s fight against tax avoidance, both at a domestic and international level. The article...

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Main Authors: Wilson-Rogers, Nicole, Pinto, Dale
Format: Journal Article
Published: Lawbook Co. 2015
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40720
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description This article argues that the enactment of a comprehensive mandatory disclosure regime could significantly augment Australia’s existing suite of anti-avoidance strategies by informing and better targeting Australia’s fight against tax avoidance, both at a domestic and international level. The article considers two different existing models of comprehensive disclosure regimes: those currently in place in the United Kingdom and Canada. Following an analysis of these regimes, and drawing on the legislative models utilised in these jurisdictions, the article suggests key elements for a comprehensive disclosure regime in Australia.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-407202017-01-30T14:45:03Z A mandatory information disclosure regime to strengthen Australia’s anti-avoidance income tax rules Wilson-Rogers, Nicole Pinto, Dale This article argues that the enactment of a comprehensive mandatory disclosure regime could significantly augment Australia’s existing suite of anti-avoidance strategies by informing and better targeting Australia’s fight against tax avoidance, both at a domestic and international level. The article considers two different existing models of comprehensive disclosure regimes: those currently in place in the United Kingdom and Canada. Following an analysis of these regimes, and drawing on the legislative models utilised in these jurisdictions, the article suggests key elements for a comprehensive disclosure regime in Australia. 2015 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40720 Lawbook Co. restricted
spellingShingle Wilson-Rogers, Nicole
Pinto, Dale
A mandatory information disclosure regime to strengthen Australia’s anti-avoidance income tax rules
title A mandatory information disclosure regime to strengthen Australia’s anti-avoidance income tax rules
title_full A mandatory information disclosure regime to strengthen Australia’s anti-avoidance income tax rules
title_fullStr A mandatory information disclosure regime to strengthen Australia’s anti-avoidance income tax rules
title_full_unstemmed A mandatory information disclosure regime to strengthen Australia’s anti-avoidance income tax rules
title_short A mandatory information disclosure regime to strengthen Australia’s anti-avoidance income tax rules
title_sort mandatory information disclosure regime to strengthen australia’s anti-avoidance income tax rules
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40720