Students will interpret relevant tax law and apply legal resources to practical business scenarios, typical of those encountered by professional accountants, to produce client advice. The focus of this subject is on the application of taxation law in particular, the concepts of assessable income, allowable deductions, capital gains tax, tax rates and tax offsets. Special provisions of taxation eg. repairs, depreciation, and capital allowances are also examined. Fringe benefits tax and the Goods and Services Tax, including its impact on business, is also examined.
HD/FL
One session
School of Business
Not available to students who have completed LAW301.
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