Previous edition 2016.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. Policy, ethics and introduction 2. Income tax basics 3. International tax 4. Income tax accounting 5. Ordinary income 6. Statutory income 7. Non-assessable income 8. Capital gains and losses 9. General deductions 10. Specific deductions11. Deduction limitations 12. Capital allowances 13. Entities 14. Superannuation and eligible termination payments 15. Special taxpayers 16. Anti-avoidance 17. Fringe benefits tax 18. Goods and services 19. Tax planning 20. Tax administration 21. Taxation in practice 22. Solving complexity.

"Australian Tax 2017 by Paul Kenny, Michael Blissenden, Sylvia Villios and contributing authors Gordon Mackenzie and Lidia Xynas is an introductory level text offering a straightforward explanation of Australia's tax laws by using the unique tax pyramid method. This modern step-by-step process helps to simplify and explain Australia's complex tax laws and provides a framework for students to carry their knowledge into practice. Australian Tax 2017 is designed for both international and domestic business students. It includes online student support, facilitating student engagement. Learning is supported by substantial questions and examples, from the most simple to the most complex. These are found in both the text and online working materials, together with solutions to selected questions. Features · Clear explanation of fundamental principles · Online support material · Extensive lecturer support · Published annually to support currency Related Titles Kenny, Concise Tax Legislation, 2017 Sangkhul & Buttigieg, LexisNexis Questions and Answers: Taxation Law, 2016 Khoury, LexisNexis Case Summaries: Tax, 8th Edition, 2015"--Publisher website.

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