Published continuously since 1955, The Australian Tax Handbook is a convenient volume covering the full spectrum of income tax law, related taxes and tax reform. It features clear overviews, concise explanations and worked examples to make the tax system easier to understand and apply in practice. The 2013 edition of this premier tax reference book has been given a structural renovation, with an improved chapter arrangement, and focuses on making working life easier for practitioners. Without compromising the quality of its analysis, the Handbook has shed excess commentary to more clearly set out the core tax principles it addresses. The Australian Tax Handbook's traditional strength in providing greater depth of coverage ensures it remains the premier tax research book available to today's market.

An annual text which provides suggested solutions to a series of case study type questions on taxation law.

Australian Taxation Handbook is written for students undertaking a study of taxation as part of a commerce degree program or part of a wider commercial course of study. It provides a comprehensive and understandable explanation of tax legislation and includes reference to all the significant changes arising during the financial year. The legislation is extensive and the text includes the Income Tax Assessment Acts 1936 & 1997, the Fringe Benefits tax Act, the Goods & Services Tax Act together with a range of supporting Acts dealing with administrative and international tax issue. It also contains a large number of practical examples so complex legislation is presented clearly for a large and diverse student audience.

Annually updated publication on the Australian tax system. It covers the full spectrum of income tax law and details of other taxes, e.g. capital gains tax, deductions, international taxation, anti-avoidance provisions, fringe benefits tax and tax planning. This edition states the law as at 1 January 2018.