2018 ATTA CONFERENCE

Melbourne, Victoria

The 30th Annual ATTA Conference was hosted in Melbourne, Victoria by Monash University between 17 January and 19 January 2018.

Conference theme:

Sharing the Burden: Tax Reform’s Shifting Winners and Losers

Please see below for images and past conference papers.

 

ACADEMIC PAPERS

Corporate tax Incidence in India

- AGARWAL, Samiksha and CHAKRABORTY Lekha

Investing with one hand tied behind your back: an Australian perspective on US tax rules for non-resident citizens

- ALPERT, Karen

Tax disputes: sharing the burden of resolution between taxpayers and tax office; An evaluation of the NZ regime and lessons for reform for Australia

- CASSIDY, Julie and BLISSENDEN, Michael

Peer-assisted learning:Lessons from the trenches. Perspective s gained as a former student-tutor

- CASTELYN, Donovan

Correlations between corruption, tax compliance and tax loss

- CHENG, Dan and ZENG, Qing

The effect of tax aggressiveness on debt policy with independent board as moderating variable

- CHRISTINA, Silvy and TJEN, Christine

Keep your underpants on (if you can): the prohibitive effect of tariffs on workingmen's underwear in Australia, 1921-1926

- DICK, Caroline

Tax and the electric car: an Australian case study

- FULLARTON, Alexander

Country by country reporting: A new dimension in taxpayer compliance obligations

- GONZAGA, Livia, NETHERCOTT, Les and OZDIL, Esin

Crowd-sourced funding: have the taxation considerations been thought through?

- GRAW, Stephen

Cross-border goods transactions through Chinese e-commerce platforms: compliance difficulties for three types of taxes, VAT reform, and new winners

- HUANG, Eva and NAN, Xi

Canada's Environmental tax reform - who gains? Who loses?

- JARVIE, Deborah L.

The role of the league of nations in the development of double tax agreements

- JOGARAJAN, Sunita

Small tax disputes resolution in New Zealand: Making taxpayers "Winners" not "Losers"

- JONE, Melinda and MAPLES, Andrew

Tax incentives for petroleum and mining activities

- KRAAL, Diane

Improving voluntary compliance of small business owners in Indonesia through taxpayers education

- KHUSNAINI

How Canadian governments have used the idea of "winners" and "losers" to gain political favour

- LARRE, Tamara

Estimating the cash flow and managerial benefits of complying with the value-added tax requirement: the case of small and medium enterprises in Botswana

- MAKARA, Tshepiso and RAMETSE, Nthati

Who doesn't pay the piper? Debt, tax, fine and penalty collection in New Zealand

- MARRIOTT, Lisa

An examination of the legitimacy of the aggregate view of the corporation

- McCREDIE, Bronwyn and SADIQ, Kerrie

Laws to protect tax whistle blowing in Australia: What does this mean for taxpayers and the taxation profession?

- McLAREN, John

Taxation and the "organismic" behaviour of firms: Darwinian rationale at work

- KHAN NIAZI, Shafi U.

The challenges of implementing value-added tax on e-commerce transactions in Indonesia

- AMALIA SUNTORO, Astrid and TJEN, Christine

The need to share the burden of self-enforcement in the international coordination of transfer pricing guidelines

- PICHHADZE, Amir

Cess taxes in India: a right-based analysis of earmarking

- PRASAD KOTHA, Ashrita

Potential issues perceived by Malaysian business taxpayers due to the implementation of goods and services tax 2015

- SANTHARIAH, Appadu, TRAM-NAM, Binh, BOCCABELLA, Dale and RAMESTEZ, Nthati

Enhanced tax reporting requirements under the BEPS project: Preparing the profession and their clients

- SAWYER, Adrian and SADIQ, Kerrie

Will BEPS allow New Zealand to finally tax Google?

- SMITH, Andrew M. C.

The taxation of non-Australian currency gains and losses

- STERN, Steven

Women with top incomes: winners in the tax system?

- STEWART, Miranda, VOITCHOVSKY, Sarah and WILKINS, Roger

Eight years of the code

- TAYLOR, Ian

Base erosion and profit shifting by intra-group debt: a case study of chevron

- TING, Antony

Insolvency and bankruptcy: the impact of garnishee notices on taxpayers

- VILLIOS, Sylvia

Gaming the Tax System with main residence token

- WALLIS, Chris G

The partial CGT main residence exemption: let me count the ways…it "partially" contributes to the budget deficit

- WILSON, Kirk

Corporate tax avoidance or responsibility

- WONG, Jinaught and WONG, Norman

 

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