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The tax faculty has a diverse range of research interests in taxation, including Australian individual and corporate income tax, Goods and Services Tax, comparative and international taxation, tax reform, tax policy and critical perspectives.

Current research projects in taxation:

  • Tax and employee share plans

Books

Chapters
  • O`Connell, A, 'Investigating the Future - Taxation Issues' in Whincop, M (ed), Bridging the Entrepreneurial Financing Gap (2001) 178-198.
Conference Publications Journal Articles
  • Stewart, M; Walker, K, '17th Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law: Tax Law Session: Australia - National Report' (2007) 15 Michigan State Journal of International Law, 193-245.
  • Chan, E; Stewart, M, 'Circles in the sand: Creating pathways and connections in Indigenous legal education' (2007) 6 Indigenous Law Bulletin, 16-17.
  • Jogarajan, Sunita, 'Bring Them Home - The Case for Tax Concessions for Returning Australians' (2006) 16 Revenue Law Journal, 1-24.
  • Jogarajan, S, 'Looking East - The Indian Tax System and Australian FDI' (2006) 10 Asia-Pacific Journal of Taxation, 23-35.
  • Murray, P; Jogarajan, S, 'Service Arrangements' (2006) 18 Weekly Tax Bulletin, 691-695.
  • Miranda Stewart, 'Venture Capital Tax Reform in Australia and New Zealand' (2005) 11 New Zealand Journal of Taxation Law and Policy, 216-249.
  • Miranda Stewart, 'Taxes and Justice in Context' (2005) 30 Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy, 134-142.
  • Stewart, M; Jogarajan, S, 'The International Monetary Fund and Tax Reform' (2004) 2004 British Tax Review, 146-175.
  • Miranda Stewart, 'Global Trajectories of Tax Reform: Mapping Tax Reform in Developing and Transition Countries' (2003) 44 Harvard International Law Journal , 140-190.
  • O`Connell, A, 'Tax Issues for Charities in the New Millennium' (2002) 7 Deakin Law Review, 131-159.
  • Stewart, M, 'Corporate Distributions and the "Profits First" Rule: Is the RBT Proposal Right for Australia?' (2002) 17 Australian Tax Forum, 59-112.
  • O`Connell, A, 'U.S./Australia Double Tax Agreement: Mostly Good News But Not Until 2003' (2002) 29 Tax Planning International Review, 36343.
  • Stewart, M, 'Deductibility of Travel Expenses: Is Australia Moving from a Global to a Schedular Income Tax?' (2001) 25 Melbourne University Law Review, 495-521.
  • Stewart, M, 'Capital Allowances: Working Through Some of the Issues' (2001) 36 Taxation in Australia, 255-260.
  • O`Connell, A, 'Using Tax Concessions to Encourage Investment in SMEs' (2000) 28 Australian Business Law Review, 443-457.
  • O`Connell, A, 'The CGT Concessions for Small Business' (2000) 29 Australian Tax Review, 183-188.
  • O`Connell, A, 'New Capital Gains Tax Legislation Encourages Venture Capital in Australia' (2000) 18 Journal of Taxation of Investments, 1-14.
  • O`Connell, A, 'Australia Offers CGT Concessions for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses' (2000) 21 Tax Notes International, 2241-2248.
  • O`Connell, A, 'Superannuation and Tax - Some Equity Issues' (2000) 28 Federal Law Review, 477-507.
  • O`Connell, A, 'Option 2: Will It Change What Is Included in Taxable Income?' (2000) 29 Australian Tax Review, 68-80.
  • Stewart, M, 'The David R Tillinghast Lecture: Commentary' (2000) 54 Tax Law Review, 111-130.
Reference Works
  • O`Connell, A; Krever, R, 'The International Guide to the Taxation of Sportsmen and Sportswomen' in Australia: Taxation of Sports Persons (2002) .
Reports/Working Papers Substantial Grants Received
  • Jogarajan, S, 'Influence of IMF on tax reform through its monitoring role' University of Melbourne grant (2006).
  • Telfer, J; Cooper, G; O`Connell, A; Stewart, M, 'Formulating an International Tax Framework Appropriate for Conduit Investment Countries' grant (2000).
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