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LAWS20023 Taxation Law

Course details

The Constitution and taxation power; the concept, source and derivation of income from personal exertion, property and business; trading stock, exempt income, allowable deductions; concessional tax offsets; and the determination of taxable income for individuals; depreciation investment allowance; and miscellaneous business deductions. If you have recently completed studies in Taxation Law in an Australian undergraduate program, you are advised to seek substitution for this course if it is compulsory for your current program. Alternatively, if your program allows, you may seek exemption.


Course at a glance
Career: Postgraduate
Credit points: 8
Requisites: Prerequisite of ACCT20052 and Corequisite of LAWS20028. This course is only to be studied by students in the Master of Accounting, Master of Professional Accounting or Graduate Diploma in Accounting.
Student Contribution Band: 3
EFTSL: 0.16667
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Term 1, 2006 BNE FLEX GDC MEL SYD
Term 2, 2006 BNE FLEX GDC HKG MEL ROK SYD
Term 3, 2006 BNE FLEX GDC MEL SYD
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