Taxation Law

• • Introduction to Australian Taxation Law
  • Assessable income
  • Residency, Source and Derivation
  • General deductions
  • Specific Deductions
  • Goods and Services Tax
  • Capital Gains Tax (part 1 and part 2)
  • Fringe Benefit Tax
  • Employee Remuneration
  • Taxation of Entities - partnerships, trusts and company
  • Superannuation
  • Tax avoidance, planning and evasion
  • Professional responsibilities and review

No eligibility requirements

Additional requirements

• Equipment requirements - Audio/Visual equipment

This subject introduces students into the tax consequences of many investments that individuals in Australia may make. This subject primarily considers the tax outcomes from the individual's perspective, such as the receipt of dividends, rental properties, sale of investment assets and superannuation.

• Students are required to submit an original prepared answer to the case study question(s) by the time and date advised. There will be two case study questions that need to be addressed, each worth 10% each. (20%)
• Details of the online quiz will be provided on Learning@Griffith, and the quiz will be be accessible through Learning@Griffith at the appointed time. (20%)
• The final invigilated examination will assess students' ability to identify taxation issues and their ability to apply their knowledge of taxation law to resolve tax issues under the pressure of time constraints. (60%)

For textbook details check your university's handbook, website or learning management system (LMS).