Provides a comprehensive case law reference on both historic and current Australian taxation issues. The 10th edition presents, in alphabetical order, summaries of 550 leading cases, relevant to students in both undergraduate and post graduate tax programs in law and business schools in Australia.

The Australian Tax Casebook is a comprehensive reference text with more than 640 case summaries dealing with income tax, the fringe benefits tax, the goods and services tax, and other areas related to federal taxation law. Designed for taxation students and practitioners, the fourteenth edition is highly accessible, with each summary identifying the essential facts and arguments of a case, including the fundamental issues and outcomes, while incorporating the relevant judicial statements.

A comprehensive, practical reference text to support the study of taxation law.The Australian Tax Casebook is a comprehensive reference text with more than 650 case summaries covering income tax, fringe benefits tax, goods and services tax, and other areas related to federal taxation law. Designed for taxation students and practitioners, this new edition is highly accessible, with each summary identifying the essential facts and arguments of a case, as well as the fundamental issues and decisions together with key judicial statements.The Australian Tax Casebook is a valuable and time-saving resource that can be used as a companion text with Foundations of Taxation Law, Australian Taxation Law and the Australian Master Tax Guide. NEW CASES TO THIS EDITION:Anstis v FC of T (updated)Aurora Developments Pty Ltd v FC of TBaker v FC of TBlank v FC of TBody Corporate Villa Edgewater v FC of TBoer v FC of TCase 3/2013D'Arcy v FC of TGlencore International AG & Ors v FC of TLean v FC of TMcDonald v FC of T (updated)Mayne Nickless Limited v FC of TNandan; FC of T vNordern v FC of TPickford v FC of TSwansea Services Pty Ltd v FC of TTing v FC of TUber BV v FC of T

Updated with the latest cases and changes in law, the 13th edition provides over 630 easy-to-read summaries in a clear, consistent and structured format that allows for cases to be easily compared and contrasted. Barkoczy at Monash Uni.

Extracts from those cases on which the framework and structure of Australian tax laws are based, and which are the primary source for interpreting those laws. With tables of cases and statutes, and index. The primary author lectures in Taxation Law at the University of New South Wales; the author of supplementary chapters is Professor of Law at Deakin University.