Rob Heferen, Nicole Mitchell, Ian Amalo
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This article discusses the tax policy making process in Australia. It outlines the role of key agencies in this process and highlights some of the key developments in governance and consultation arrangements that have occurred over the past decade.
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This article discusses the tax policy making process in Australia. It outlines the role of key agencies in this process and highlights some of the key developments in governance and consultation arrangements that have occurred over the past decade.
Key concepts: Tax policy, Tax reform, Economics, Politics, Value-added tax, Direct tax, Public economics, Character (mathematics)